Tools for Java developer

We have installed (UNIX) Portal AS 10g (10.1.4). What would be the best choice of developer tools to install?
Thanks.

Oracle JDeveloper 11g - otn.oracle.com/software/products/jdev

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Database access tool for Java Development

Hi,
A couple of days back, our SAP's database (MSSQL) was corrupted and downed the Java Stack.
During the Java development, normally after a newly created table was deployed via Java Dictionary, Java developer will access the database via the MSSQL Enterprise Manager to view/delete/update data. Unlike the ABAP development, all database access was done via SE16 in SAPGUI. It was believed that the Java Development kind of direct access to the database via the MSSQL Enterprise Manager was causing some MSSQL tables to be corrupted, and thus downed the Java Stack.
1. Is there any tool like SE16 to access database during the Java Development?
2. If no, what kind of recommendation/tool to access database for Java Development?
Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
julius

Julius,
There are no industry recommended open source DB tools.
Normally it depends upon the developer preferences that how he/she wants to see the tool usability.
I can suggest you to go through the below link:
http://sourceforge.net/search/?type_of_search=soft&words=SQL+Tools
You can find many open source SQL tools, which you have to test and select one among them.
I can suggest you to use:
1) TOra
2) Easy SQL
3) SQuirrel
"Choose a Tool which is easy to use and efficient, Dont worry about Look n Feel"
Best of Luck

The tool for testing developed system

We have already developed a system base on WebAS.Is there some test tool for the developed system such as J Unit in Java?Thanks.

If your intentions is to test user interfaces or scenarios eCatt is the best choice. If you want to ensure code quality ABAP Unit and Code Inspector are suited well.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/10/6d1c370c468b7be10000009b38f936/frameset.htm
Best Regards
Klaus

Oracle database 11g certification for Java developer

Hello,
I'm Java developer, OCPJP 6 ( Oracle Certified Professional, Java Programmer +6+ ) and
I decided to pass exams: 1Z0-051 and 1Z0-052 to get OCA ( Oracle Database +11g+ Administrator Certified Associate ) certificate,
but I need some advice, maybe i should seek other certificate, that would be more valuable for Java developer, than OCA.
Thanks for advice.

The answer of whether a particular certification is valuable depends on you, not the tests themselves. The Oracle Certified Master for example is an extremely prestigious certification, and I have considered seeking it at some point in the future to improve my professional credentials. However, the same certification would have absolutely no value to my wife, because she's a homemaker with no interest or intent of ever working with Oracle.
Using an example a little closer to yours, only reversed --- I work as a DBA and PL/SQL developer. On several occasions I have dabbled with Java, and took a couple of classes when I worked for Oracle. I could code in Java if I had to, but wouldn't really be good without a lot of practice. However, I've never really had a sufficient need in my work to dig in and really practice enough to use it. I considered going for the Oracle Java certifications as a means of kick-starting that and getting to the point where it was really a viable option in my development. Ultimately I decided not to because I've been working with Oracle for better than fifteen years and there has never been an occasion where I really felt a need to know Java. If I were to spend a bunch of time improving my Java skills just for the certification, there's no guarantee I would ever use them after that.
Coming back to you -- if you already need SQL and DBA skills in your work, then those certifications should be of value to you immediately. If you think that you might work (or want to work) more with SQL and DBA-level skills in the future, then they should be of value to you in the future. If you won't use the skills now or ever, then the exams do nothing but add a line to your resume (which still has value, but you must determine how much).
Edited by: matthew_morris on Apr 30, 2012 1:56 PM

Source Code Control for Java development in 6.20

I am new to Java development. How do you control source code (versioning/transport) for Java development with the base R/3 is 6.20. I believe Java Development Infrastructure (JDI) is only available in 6.40. Is this the correct statement? Anyone that has work on 6.40 with Java can explain?
Let say we have this setup:
Applications are in 6.20
Portal will be EP 6.0
Do we need Web AS 6.40 to develop Java for Portal with base R/3 of 6.20. Or we can use Developer Studio to create Java accessing R/3 6.20 and display in Portal 6.0. If this is the case, how do you manage transport is you are not using JDI in 6.40.

Hi Nablan,
I believe you are development J2EE applications. JDI only runs with WebAS 6.40 which supports J2EE spec. 1.3. The developed J2EE archive will not be able to deploy to WebAS 6.20 which only supports J2EE 1.2 spec. So if you want to deploy the created software build from JDI and deploy it to WebAS 6.20, then the answer is unfortunately no.
But, if you just want the Portal be able to display your application in an iView inside, then maybe you can just develop and deploy your application to the WebAS 6.40 system. Then create an iView in your EP to point to the app in the 6.40 system. That way your app will not need to deploy to WebAS 6.20.
Regards,
Marc

Any open source of simple statistical analysis tools for java?

Hi ya,
Anyone knows any open source of statistical analysis tools for java?
A simple tool which is able to retrieve the coverage, the number of threads, and a list of methods within the code will be fine :)
Many thx

If what you mean is a profiler, you can get it from Eclipse's plugin, and it's open source.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/eclipsecolorer

Tools for GUI development in Java

hi,
Can anybody tell me which r the tools available for GUI development using java?which could be the best

Take care not to produce much source code! Use a suitable framework rather than a tool and save maintainability. E.g. http://www.must.de/cameleon.html

Why do we need IDE or tools for java card programming?

Hi,
I am a newbie to java card, using java card kit tools themself, we can test and burn the code into card right?
then why do we need IDE for java card, please correct me , if i am wrong,
Thanks in advance,
Sri.

Dear Sri,
We have compiler, linker etc for every language starting of from C or C++ or Java. JDK has all the tools necessary to develop and run a Java program. Similarly Java Card Development Kit has all the tools for developing and deploying a Java Card applet. But what an IDE does is too integrate all these tools and make it easier for the JavaCard programmer to develop his applets. Just like Eclipse is used for Java applet development.And not everytime the code is burned to the card. Its only during masking code is burned to the card, i.e if u can call it burning. Masking makes an applet permanent on the card.

Free tools for J2EE development

Hi
I'm new to Java and here one question, that is very important to me now
Which tools can I use to develop J2 EE applications?
My question concerns mostly to tools, that can compile/build java files into classes? debug it and build then jar-files
Is there any free!!!, handy and reliable software for this purpose?
Any help will be appreciated
Thank you in advance
Yurij

NetBeans, as mentioned in previous posts is probably a good choice if you want totally free J2EE development. Sun provides many tools for the J2EE developer to write and test J2EE code.
Eclipse, while very good, is lacking in J2EE features. I didn't understand this until I started a new contract where they used WSAD (WebSphere Studio Application Developer) from IBM (Eclipse with J2EE support via plug-ins. It's roughly $4K per seat so definately not free. But havign Eclipse expirience did help me get up to speed quickly.
You might also check out MyEclipse (www.myeclipseide.com). It has J2EE plug-ins that provide for J2EE development and it costs roughly $30 per year (subscription). Not a bad deal, IYAM.
I think Borland still offers a free IDE but I haven't heard much about it these days.
There are others, but the top has to be NetBeans and Eclipse these days.
Enjoy!

Flex for Java Developer?

I am working on flex 1.5 from last 7 months.Ealier i hv
worked on Java (1.5 Yr)
I hv created an application in flex sucessfully.
My Qtn is:
Whether i have to continue with flex or move to another
technologies like Struts etc.
Because i have nil knowlwge of FLASH.
or
I hv to start learning FLASH MX. Is it necessary for
Flex/Java Developer.
I am comfortable with action script if uses for Business
Application but
unable to produce better designs using it.
Please Suggest.
with Regards
Vinay

well vinay if u r thinking about -- Flex Front End to Your
Struts Applications
then ,,
Struts is an open source framework that facilitates the
development of web applications based on Java servlets and other
related technologies. Because it provides a solution to many of the
common problems developers face when building these applications,
Struts has been widely adopted in a large variety of development
efforts, from small projects to large-scale enterprise
applications.
Although Struts greatly facilitates the task of developers,
it doesn't do much to improve the end-user experience: the
end-result is still an application delivered in HTML and using the
traditional HTTP request/response mechanism.
Developers—and organizations in general—are
increasingly looking for solutions to provide their applications
with a more engaging user experience that overcomes the limitations
of HTML.
Macromedia Flex is a presentation server that addresses this
requirement and allows developers to build a new generation of Rich
Internet Applications (RIAs) that combine the usability of desktop
applications with the reach of traditional web applications.

Start to learn WebDynpro for Java Development

Hy @all,
i want to learn WebDynpro for Java. What expirences do you have? How i can start to learn first the fundamentals?
Java is not completely new, I develope some programms in C# before.
I buy the following books: WebDynpro for Java and Java Programming with SAP Netwaver....
thx
Micha

Hi, Michael,
First and formost, Welcome to the amazing world of WD Java. Since you have some experience with C#, coding will not be a mammoth task for you. As per, basic concepts of WD Java are concerned, you can refer the following Link:[Concepts Of WD Java|http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_04/helpdata/DE/14/c897427f18d06ae10000000a155106/frameset.htm]
To try your hands on WD Java, there are few sample applications that you can refer:
[Sample Applications WD Java|/docs/DOC-8061#61 [original link is broken]]
I hope this solves your issue, if you are looking for something else, please revert. I'll be happy to help you.
Cheers!!!
Umang

Tools for SAP development work management?

Hi fellow SAP developers!
As you know, in a big software company the management of development work can be a challenge. Everyone should be able to see quickly who is doing what, who is available for new work, how did some old requests get solved and where is their documentation. We are talking about more than just some simple ticket management system here. It would be a central repository and work management tool for years to come.
I am interested to hear some suggestions for good tools that can be used for development work management in SAP world.
- It should be a tool where development requests can be input, reviewed, approved, documented and stored.
- It should support storing attachments
- It should support a project structure, under which the development items are created.
- It should be searchable and have different views to the development requests (for example by project, request raiser, developer, status etc.)
- It should have some kind of approval system or workflow.
- It should also support email notifications when the status or person assignment changes.
- It should run on large corporate network (accessible in intranet, perhaps via browser).
- A nice bonus would be a mobile client access for urgent cases
I'm keen to hear any proposals, even if not all the points in the wishlist are fullfilled
I'm interested to hear any comments on your exeperiences on various work management tools. What worked and what not?

Well, a SAP based product would be efficient as it is integrated and there would be no need for additional licenses etc.
I have to investigate the Solution manager offerings more, if that indeed could handle this task. Have you got any further information or experience?
Rally sounds interesting as well! Are there any other tools like that, proven good in SAP development?
For simply using Abap workbench, I'm afraid that is not good enough for what I'm after. How would you manage for example work queues, project based issue views and extensive solution documentation with it? And everything would have to be searchable and visible for also for non-technical managers who do not log in to SAP.

Can mac book pro useful for java developer

hi iam a java developer and interested to buy mac book pro.
My question is can i do java projects and programming on mac book pro 13?

mviplav,
yes, you could. Versions of the JDK for OS X can be downloaded from Oracle.

Ide Or Tool for Flash Development

I am very much interested in learning Flash .
I am basically a Java J2EE Programmer with knowledge in Flex 3 .
I want to start learning Flash , when going through introduction tutorials in Flash i see that there is a IDE being used for Flash programming .please tell me what is the name of this IDE , so that i can download this from Internet and start practicing .
Please see the picture attached of this tuorial , but the author has forgot to mention on what IDE these steps are to be done .
(He is asking to select a Line tool for drawing straight lines )
Please help what is the IDE or tool needed to do this steps .

You can download flash Cs5 from adobe website from download section and start going

Migration Verifier Tool for SQL Developer Migrations?

Hi all,
The old Migration Workbench has an optional add on verification tool to verify migrations to Oracle.
I am looking for a similar migration verifier tool for the SQL Developer migration process.
Does one currently exist for SQL Developer migration tools?
Regards,
Ben Prusinski

Hi Ben,
The old migration verifier seems to be at:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/migration//dmv/index.html
Sue Harper (Product Manager) would be the person to comment further probably through SQLDeveloper statement of direction:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/sql_developer/files/sqldeveloperstatementofdirection.htm
I do not see anything there.
There is a tools->database diff wizard which I have not looked into in detail and I doubt that applies for migrations.
-Turloch

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