Dear developer,
Do you often wonder who built a certain website and how it is done? And who
manages that website right now?
Strange, but developers usually stay anonymous while they should present

I'm a C# developer trying to make my way into Java on Linux.  I know Java
well enough, but I can't find an IDE to satisfy me.  Netbeans seems slow
and is just plain ugly to my eyes.  Eclipse isn't too bad, though I'm
disgruntled by having to change "perspectives" to debug something.

I'm trying to use Eclipse to develop an OS/2 application (please hold
the laughter).  I have the OS/2 drive mapped to my Windows machine and
I'm trying to use it as my Workspace but Eclipse quits and says that
the workspace is already in use and to choose another.  Is this

We are currently interviewing consulting/architect/development
groups for a new web-based project.  The winner of this project
will architect, design and develop the project. Currently, we have
no expertise in the Java world and we want to make sure that we

First let me start off by saying that I'm really new to Java UI stuff.
Basically here's my problem though.  I need to do an absolute layout
JPanel, but I can't use any of the Netbeans UI stuff - Only standard
java awt/swing components.  Any suggestions on how to do this?

 I'm looking at different frameworks like JBoss Portal, GridSphere,
etc. but some opinion of any of you who has an experience with
frameworks would be helpful.
 The most important requirement for the final system that will be

I'm trying to move a NetBeans project folder to a different location in
the filesystem. However, once I move the project I can no longer open
it using the "File->Open Project" dialog. NetBeans does not seem to
recognize it as a project folder anymore.

I would really like it if as I moved about he source say using find,
or just scrolling, that I always knew here I was, project, package,
class, method, line number in method, or I would like it if I could
with a click find out where I am.

JShapeView (Free Java Web GIS Viewer) 0.7 is available now. Here is
its featue list :
* Absolutely free to use.
* Source Code can be licensed as low as $0.00, FREE.

What is a good Swing plugin for Eclipse that is open source? I'm
looking for a plugin that will aid in the development of GUIs in a drag
and drop manner.
Thanks for the help!

I often have code like this:
private static final String EmbeddedCopyright = "copyright (c)
1998-2005 Roedy Green, Canadian Mind Products, http://mindprod.com";
All it does it embed a string in a class file without ever displaying

I am trying to launch Eclipse on Solaris, using the following command:
./eclipse -vm /export/home/j2sdk1.4.2_05/jre/bin/java_vm -vmargs
Xmx256M
I get the error saying "JVM terminated. Exit code=139"

Sorry to bother but I can't figure out from Borland's site how to ask
them - their contact information appears only for sales.
I just downloaded JBuilder 2005 Foundation for Windows for evaluation,
but I need a little help finding the correct documentation pack for

I would like to upgrade from eclipse 3.0 (which comes with SUSE9.3) to
eclipse 3.1
Is it just a matter of going to eclipse.org and downloading
eclipse_sdk_3.1_linux_gtk_x86_64.tar.gz and then unpacking these files to

Does anyone have Apache2's mod-jk 1.2.10.DLL (or higher)