I want to configure flex with Java.I have to create the project in which flex UI and JAVA serverside code.can any one tell me how to configure flex with Java using eclipse editor.
thanks in advance...............
Check Flex Builder (plugin and standalone) from Adobe.
http://www.adobe.com/products/flex/
Its comes as Standalone Eclipse based IDE or you can download Eclipse plugin.
You can also find good tutorials (also video tutorials) for same on same link.
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I have installed Eclipse photon for pure java. Now I want to use JSP. How can I develop a website using JSP in the same IDE
Install the Web Tools Platform and you can use its support for JSPs. The most critical part for that is the Eclipse Java Web Developer Tools feature, but you'll need the Eclipse Java EE Developer Tools feature if you want to use Eclipse to run and debug your web app on a server.
https://wiki.eclipse.org/WTP_FAQ#How_do_I_install_WTP.3F
I've an the Eclipse IDE with android sdk as I am an android developer. I want to develop a simple java desktop application consists of splash screen and a login screen which is connect to MS SQL through JDBC. Now, how will I enable my Eclipse to let me develop java desktop applications. or shall I use net beans. I have also downloaded the netbeans 8.0 but it not showing me the java desktop application. Also, I have installed and unzip the JDBC driver,there are 2 jar files sqlJDBC and sqlJDBC4. Please kindly tell me which jar file shall i use.
Eclipse IDE with android sdk have Java already installed. I use the same eclipse for my Android and swing development. Just go to File and create a new Java project. See the screenshot of my eclipse for better understanding:
Since you've been using Eclipse with Android SDK, you probably have Java already installed and you don't need to worry about downloading extra libraries to use the Swing framework.
To start in Swing, take a look at the official Swing tutorials to learn how to develop desktop applications. After you've learned the basics, try to incorporate JDBC drivers to connect to your SQL Server.
You should add the sqljdbc4.jar Class 4 JDBC file to your Java Build Path to make a connection to your SQL Server.
Since you will be building desktop applications, you will most likely need an IDE which allows you to visually build the UI. This usually makes development quicker.
That being said, unlike Netbeans, Eclipse does not come with a GUI builder out of the box. You will need to find and install a plugin which works for you (check here for some of them, if you are using Swing).
In Netbeans, you should be able to simply create a Java Application to which you add JFrames and other UI components.
That being said, the Swing platform is giving way to the JavaFx platform, so if you are building something from scratch, I would recommend you give this a look since it should offer a richer way to build the User Interface.
I am going to develop on Google app engine platform in java and I don't know which eclipse download package I should get.
I don't know if the plugin supplied by Google has everything required and the classic package will sufice or if one could get some advantage downloading one of standard java packages.
Thanks in advance.
The plugin provided by Google Eclipse at https://developers.google.com/eclipse/ has everything that you need to develop GAE applications.
I am not sure what you are referring to as the classic package but if it is Eclipse Classic that you are talking about then it will suffice.
Few other points:
Make sure that you download the correct plugin version for the Eclipse version that you are using. Go to https://developers.google.com/eclipse/docs/download and use the version that matches your installed Eclipse version.
When you begin the process of installing the plugin, you will see a screenshot like https://developers.google.com/eclipse/docs/install-eclipse-4.2 where you will be given the option of what components to install. You can see that one of them is required but the rest are optional. I suggest that you go with selecting atleast the SDKs component.
All the best.
I developed some applications that uses google app engine and from my experience the eclipse plugin that google provides is sufficien but you need to install all the components of it.
I have already developped a Java project using Eclipse.
Now I would like to integrate an help system to allow the user to open a guide.
Browsing other questions i found this tutorial to set up Eclipse environment in order to use the Eclipse Help System. Anyway, this tutorial and all documentation I found since now, only explain how to use this system creating a new plugin project.
But what about if I want simply add the help system to an existing Java Project created in Eclipse IDE?
Which step should I follow to update my project configuration?
Is it possible to integrate Eclipse Help system, without using eclipse?
No, the help system you point to is an eclipse plugin based system, useful with RCP programs. See http://wiki.eclipse.org/RCP It will only run in the context of an RCP application.
You might be able to write an RCP app that contains only help, launch it, and communicate with it through http from your java app, but it's not a simple integration ... and you still have to build your help documents so that org.eclipse.ui.help can see them.
I am very much new to java.I need to create simple web service using NetBeans IDE. How to create it?
Depends on what kind of Web Service it is and what version of Netbeans you use. You can follow the Netbeans (6.9) documentation here http://netbeans.org/features/web/web-services.html