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There is now an alternative to setting up your own PHP environment. You can download a server-only OpenSolaris web stack and run it in
a virtual machine. XDebug, the PHP engine, Apache, and MySQL are preconfigured on the web stack. You can work on your PHP project in NetBeans IDE and use the FTP feature to deploy your PHP on the OpenSolaris web stack.
Follow these steps to use the OpenSolaris web stack:
1. Technology Adoption
2. Commercial Innovation
3. Efficiently Connecting 1. and 2.
This entry focuses on the first, Technology Adoption. Adoption is a non-economic phenomena, no money is spent, only time - yet it has extreme financial consequences. Let me give you an example.
I was with a big customer of ours last year, and reading through my account briefing before the meeting, I knew we were doing well. An analysis of their download activity showed they were heavy users of Solaris and OpenSolaris, and they had a large internal community of MySQL users, as well. In the meeting, their CIO said "we love where
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Hi all,
When I'm not sitting in front of a computer for work, I find myself sitting in front of a computer when I'm not working. And usually I;m messing around with something that I shouldn't have started messing around with.
MediaWiki
I manage the alumni site for my former military unit. I started the site in 2000, and it has grown tremendously to include 250 registered alumni. Not bad, eh? I'm constantly looking for ways to improve the site. I've had a guestbook and message board since the beginning, and I've also experimented with live chat (which wasn't so popular). I work a lot of hours for Sun, and it has become increasingly difficult to keep the site updated, especially the contact information for the 250 alumni. So I had what I thought was a brilliant idea: I'll create a wiki where members can keep their own contact information updated. I was a lot of work, but I finally got
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Hi all,
Arun Gupta has blogged about a webinar he did on MySQL, NetBeans, and JRuby-on-Rails. Be sure to check this out.
The webinar has been recorded, so you can check it out when you have time. Here is the link:
MySQL/NetBeans/JRuby-on-Rails Webinar.
Enjoy.
Cheers!
--James
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http://www.netbeans.org/servlets/NewsItemView?newsItemID=1333
Winners of the Developer.com Product of the Year 2009 have been announced and you won’t be surprised to know..
NetBeans is certainly back with a bang ! We won FIVE awards out of TWELVE..
Here’s an excerpt from the announcement,
In the past due to close races, runner ups were also recognized. This year there were no close calls. Each winner won its category with a respectable margin.
In the case of Java Tools the winner had almost three times the votes of the others finalists in the category combined.
It is no surprise that the Development Tool category received the most votes. The
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How to Configure a MySql database to be able to connect Netbeans6.5.?
I've tried using mysql Server 6 many times, but it fails.
Please, let me know how to fix that problem.
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Hi all,
This is my last blog entry for the year 2008. I've blogged 227 times this year, about a variety of topics (mostly NetBeans). I enjoy blogging. It puts me in touch with the community, making me much more approachable by community members.
2008 was a great year. Here is a sample of what I was able to witness or take part in (I've tried to put them in chronological order):
Hi all,
As I mentioned in a previous blog entry, big changes are underway to the database connection connection node in NetBeans 7.0. If you look at the image above, you'll see what I mean. In the connection that is highlighted, no schema was selected when the connection was made, thus "default" is displayed as the schema.
When the schema is default, all schemas are displayed under the connection node when it is expanded. When you expand the schema, you'll see a familiar sight: the Tables, Views, and Procedures folders.
Individual database connections are also displayed as separate nodes below, even with default schemas.
Be sure to stay tuned for changes.
Happy Holidays!
--James
But, yes, there is a new New Connection dialog planned with a Test Connection feature. It will also have a "Automatically Reconnect on NB Restart" checkbox that I know I will love to have.
Note that what he's showing is a wireframe/mockup and not the actual dialog. Point taken about the current dialog being too wide, we'll see what we can do about that.
And yes, we are looking at making a help plugin with full MySQL docs and also making MySQL documentation available in code completion for MySQL functions (to start, maybe keywords later), both in the PHP editor and the SQL editor. If we get this to work, it will be very cool
Hey,
Today, NetBeans Team announcing a joint effort between NetBeans and strategic partner ICEsoft to offer support for Woodstock users. With the latest ICEfaces-NetBeans Plugin, Woodstock users will be able to migrate and maintain their existing projects, and ICEfaces has provided a detailed porting guide to explain the process.
For more details and resources, check out this News Item;
http://www.netbeans.org/servlets/NewsItemView?newsItemID=1324
Happy NetBeaning!
Hi all,
Are you aware of the fact that you can use NetBeans IDE for programming with Python? It's still early in the game, but it's true. We've already set up a quick tutorial for Python at http://wiki.netbeans.org/NetBeansPythonTutorial.
As mentioned, it's still early, but efforts are already underway to provide tutorials that feature the following:
Cheers!
--James
Hi all,
Today I'd like to continue a blog series in which I highlight Web application tutorials for NetBeans 6.5. A few changes have been made to tutorials, so be sure to check them out again.
This seventeenth entry in the series will cover the tutorial, Connecting to a MySQL Database.
This document demonstrates how to set up a connection to a MySQL database from NetBeans IDE 6.5. Once connected, you can begin working with MySQL in the IDE's Database Explorer by creating new databases and tables, populating tables with data, and running SQL queries on database structures and content. This tutorial is designed for beginners with a basic understanding of database management, who want to apply their knowledge to working with MySQL in
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