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any tutorial on this how to enable spring support for my existing project,and fast way to create my bean defination file.xml files..?
i know manually way of creating applicationcontex.xml..etc .but wonder is there any fast way when using springsource tool suite. tutorial,article,video guide would be good
If you have STS installed, when you right click on the project you should see a Spring entry on the context menu. You can then add the Spring nature to the project, which provides UI for things like the beans explorer in the project explorer view.
Once the project has the Spring nature, you should be easily able to create new beans definition files, which will use the editor geared towards editing those files.
If you don't have STS installed check http://blog.springsource.com/2009/08/06/springsource-tool-suite-210-now-available/ here for details of installing it by download or update site.
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Can these be developed in Visual Studio Code and what are advantages?
I have been using Eclipse but I have seen some videos showing VSC with Jakarta EE and I would like to give it a try so I am looking for others' experiences and maybe a tutorial on this topic.
when you are using maven you can write your code anywhere even in a simple text editor so yes you can use it and VSC is just a text editor with some plugins to support languages and their syntax highlighting.
ide is for making things simpler and I think IntelliJ idea is the best for java you can find a list of them for Jakarta EE development here.
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What are some open source Spring MVC 3 projects which I can download that implement many best-practices and have a relatively high code quality?
Check this references for detailed features and links on spring MVC3 . You can also find the samples SVN here. Check out the PetClinic/ samples .
You may have a look at Spring MVC showcases.
Also there are a lot of different open source projects, just look for 'spring mvc' in github - and you'll find them.
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I'm working with Symfony and Doctrine ORM, and I'm wondering if there's tool/plugin for Netbeans that will allow me to visualize my schema.yml and model classes, sort of along the lines of Visual Studio's entity framework.
If you don't mind it is not plug-in for Netbeans try ORM Designer.
It is a stand-alone application, but it has the functionality you need. With it you can import and visualize your Yaml schema and you can even edit it the same way as in Visual Studio.
I don't know why does netbeans not let you see the schema.yml file, but you can open it with many regular applications like notepad or gedit if you want.
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I am looking for a framework to create an install kit for my Java web application.
I need something that would install JBoss, a Database Server, Java, and of course the application itself with all the dependencies and settings on a Windows platform.
I prefer free tools. What do you recommend and why?
Install4J: Not free but easy to use and extensible.
http://www.ej-technologies.com/products/install4j/overview.html
As pointed out earlier in a comment there is another similar thread, which anwsers my question. Thanks to #Zaki for this info.
You can use the SetupBuilder Gradle Plugin to create a native msi installer with a simple Gradle script.
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I am new to the Spring Framework. With Spring Core course recently taken, what would be some good example projects to download and learn good design from?
Perfect would be a well designed project, small enough to read through and understand, big enough to have a structure that can scale well.
Spring ships with a very comprehensive example application called PetClinic. It was originally inspired by the PetStore J2EE example application, demonstrating just how much easier things were in Spring.
This is intended to represent "best practice" for Spring development. You can find it in the distribution package.
Spring distribution has the samples which are very good to start with. The petclinic application is where I start with.