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Old 27-04-2008, 04:10 PM
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comme vous le constatez sur le roadmap officiel , netbeans 6.1 sort le 28 avril 2008
j'ai testé la version RC de l'ide , y a pas a dire , c'est le meilleur ..
webservice a l'honneur, aide pour la javadoc(Javadoc Code Completion) bref c'est le rêve quoi
What's New in 6.1

NetBeans IDE 6.1 is a significant update to NetBeans IDE 6.0 and includes the following changes:
  • JavaScript support.

  • Spring Framework Support.

  • New MySQL support in Database Explorer. This feature allows you to register a MySQL Server, view databases, view, create, and delete databases, easily create and open connections to these databases, and to launch the administration tool for MySQL. This also allows you to easily create NetBeans sample databases so that following tutorials, blogs, and so on is significantly easier.

  • Support for Java Beans. You can now view Java Bean patterns in the Navigator and BeanInfo Editor.

  • JSF CRUD Generator. With this feature, you can generate a JavaServer Faces CRUD application from JPA entity classes.

  • Javadoc Code Completion. Editing of javadoc comments is more convenient with code completion.

  • Shareability of projects. This new feature in Java SE, Java Web, and all Java EE project types allows you to create projects that share definitions of libraries. That in turn allows you to create self-contained projects or sets of projects that can easily be built from the command line, on continuous integration servers, and by users of other IDEs without problems.

  • Existing infrastructure has been enhanced to support window transparency (on platforms that provide it).
  • Javadoc and sources association. Now any JAR item on the project classpath can be associated with its Javadoc and sources too.
  • Inspect Members and Hierarchy Windows. Inspect Members and Hierarchy actions now work when the caret in the Java Editor is on a Java class for which there is no source available.
  • On Demand Binding Attribute for Visual Web JSF projects.
  • Axis2 support for web services.
  • SOAP UI integration for Web Service testing and monitoring.

et plus encore ...
source : NetBeans.org
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