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ISBN 10: 0672326108
ISBN 13: 978-0672326103
Author: Carlos Valcarcel
Launch your Eclipse education with Eclipse Kick Start from Sams Publishing. A fast-paced introduction to Eclipse 3.0, this guide focuses on the practical uses of the open-source program, including plug-in creation and architecture. Learn to use the technology to build better websites, develop Struts applications and create Aspect-oriented programs. Information on the new features of Eclipse 3.0 and examples of building applications, testing, sharing code and more are also included. The Eclipse 3.0 environment is constantly changing, so use Eclipse Kick Start to catch up fast and get ahead of the game!
I. The Eclipse Java Development Environment
Using the Eclipse Workbench
Writing and Running a Java Application
Debugging
Refactoring
Writing GUIs in Eclipse
High-Grade Testing Using JUnit
Painless Code Sharing Using Team Support
II. Developing Applications Using Plug-Ins
Finding, Installing, and Using Plug-ins
J2EE and the MyEclipse Plug-In
Developing Web Services Using the IBM Web Services Software Developer Toolkit
Struts Development Using MyEclipse
UML Using Omondo
III. Extending Eclipse
The Eclipse Plug-In Architecture
Writing a Trivial (and Not So Trivial) Plug-In
Implementing a Help Plug-In
IV. Appendices
Appendix A: Navigating Through Eclipse Help
Appendix B: Setting Up and Running a Local CVS Server
Appendix C: Running Ant Tasks from Within Eclipse
Appendix D: Useful Editors
Appendix E: Recommended Resources
Index
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Tags: Carlos Valcarcel, Eclipse, 3 0, Kick Start
