I have been trying to do use Eclipse and do some things with it (like use Acceleo) but have had very little luck with it. I have an Eclipse project with nothing in it.
I also have questions on stuff I store in the database and how to get them out of there. I wonder if there is a way to write an object to the database and read it out as is (and also take parts of it out as well); I recall hearing that as a feature in SQL Server 2008.
What options exist for source control? I am wondering if there is some really light-weight source control thing that integrates into Eclipse?
I'll blog more as I can find them, but for now, I have to go do other stuff...
I also have questions on stuff I store in the database and how to get them out of there. I wonder if there is a way to write an object to the database and read it out as is (and also take parts of it out as well); I recall hearing that as a feature in SQL Server 2008.
What options exist for source control? I am wondering if there is some really light-weight source control thing that integrates into Eclipse?
I'll blog more as I can find them, but for now, I have to go do other stuff...
2 comments:
1) What is acceleo?
2) Many good eclipse tutorials for setting up different kinds of projects - the best for you is just a 'Java Project'.
3) Object persistence is better accomplished using a real database schema and abstracting the guts by using something like hibernate or iBatis.
4) You want source control? Free options exist - check out unfuddle (full suite with subversion repository, 2 users, ticket tracking, wiki, etc FOR FREE (paid plans available), google code has similar setup for free. Then to integrate, install the subclipse plugin for eclipse to talk to the repository.
1) acceleo is a code generation plugin for Eclipse. you draw boxes, it generates classes...
thanks for the rest of the comments.
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