Eclipse 3.0 kick start
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Word Count
115,500 words, Guess
Page Count
462 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveeclipse30kicksta0000valc
- ISBN-100672326108
- ISBN-139780672326103
- Goodreads2898158
- Library of Congress Control Number2003116628
and 2 more
- Better World Books9780672326103
- Open LibraryOL22537904M
Classifications
- DDC005.1
- LCCQA76.76.D47 V355 2005
- LCCQA76.76.D47
Description
Eclipse Kick Start focuses on the practical uses of Eclipse, particularly creating plug-ins, tools that extend the Eclipse platform with added functionality developers need to build best-of-breed Java applications. Starting with an overview of the IDE's features and interface, the authors include examples of building applications, testing, sharing code, and more. They then discuss the variety of pre-written plug-ins that developers can use to build Web services, develop Struts applications, create UML diagrams, and develop Aspect-oriented programs, all within Eclipse. Later chapters cover the plug-in architecture and building new plug-ins for implementing new functions and adding help to applications.
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- Eclipse 3.0 kick start
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