Dbxml 2.3.10 build using Eclipse

Can the dbxml 2.3.10 be built using the Eclipse IDE on Windows XP? I do not have Visual Studio as the README suggests using.
Right now I do not have a jar directory under my dbxml install directory and do not have the required libraries: db.jar, dbxml.jar and dbxmlexamples.jar
Is there a binary download of dbxml so I do not have to build?

The Java libraries for dbxml require you to build C++ libraries, so Eclipse for Java developers cannot be used to build it.
However, you can use the free version of Visual Studios, Visual Studios Express Edition, to build dbxml. The jar directory and files will be created during the build, and once built you can use Eclipse to develop in Java.
Eclipse does have issues with the directory structure of the Java example programs, but it works very well with the Java API source. Plus, if you are feeling adventurous you can set up Eclipse and Visual Studio to work together so you can debug both the Java and the C++ at once.
Lauren Foutz

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This problem come directly from your Exadel or Eclipse IDE itself.
It means that a directory (which is your project directory) is not available in your worspace dir.
usually workspace dir is inside your user home dir.
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Using Eclipse project definitions to build the Flex SDK

It would be great if someone from Adobe could post on the recommended usage of the Eclipse project definitions in the development/eclipse/ subdirectory of the 3.0.x trunk distribution. I would like to debug some compiler modifications that I am working on.
I saw Peter Farland demo this setup at 360Flex, but was unable to capture all the details of the Eclipse configuration that he discussed in his talk.
thanks!

If you go to the framework project’s properties, there is a section called Flex Library Compiler, you want to use a specific flex sdk (add a new sdk which points to the trunk, and use that) — you are probably building /against/ the wrong sdk, right code, wrong compiler.
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Sorry, I'm not following. My SDK project is from the trunk.
Thanks,
Ben
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Try changing the sdk for the framework lib project to trunk (you'll need to add a new flex sdk, name it whatever you want) -- it's in the project properties. It's using the wrong compiler.
- Jono
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I am running FB on top of Eclipse 3.3.2.
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http://3.3.2.> I checked out the whole SDK trunk and can build the main ant task with no errors. I used the instructions mentioned above to create a Flex framework library project and thats where the error comes in. (I had tried to manually build a framework project a few times and it was a nightmare.) I would probably prefer to work on the 3.0.x branch/tag as I hope to submit a patch or two but saw Joe mention that the project defs only existed in the trunk.
Searching Google for the oem error turns up lots of links about projects that had assets deleted and the build got confused but following the instructions on how to fix proved unsuccessful.
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Ben
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I always forget what that error means when it comes up -- though it's been ages since I've seen it last, literally.
Joe: Since you mention Java 1.5, I'm guessing the errors are in the asdoc package? Those should be turned off (read: turned into a warning) -- Eclipse is a little too persnickety about that particular error. There's a preference for this in the Java section under warnings and errors. It's turned off in the trunk dev projects. Otherwise, you should be able to run the compiler directly with no problems (okay, one more caveat: there's a class loader issue with the OEM, fixed in trunk if you look for my Java 1.5 checkin).
Ben: What is your setup? What are you building (Ryan mentions trunk, Joe mentions 30x), which Eclipse, which dev projects, did you build the sdk from the commandline first, etc.?
Cheers,
Jono
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How to use Flash Builder for Eclipse Luna ( is it possible??)

How to use Flash Builder for Eclipse Luna ( is it possible??)

Yes. I have Flash Builder 4.6 and 4.7 running in different Eclipse Luna installs.
More details at http://forums.adobe.com/message/4527443
On Mac, I had to have the 32bit version of Luna for 4.6, and the 64bit version of Luna for 4.7 (and I recently started using 4.7 with Eclipse Mars).
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Java Mapping - using Eclipse as IDE.

Hello,
We need to write a complex java mapping. We are currently planning to use Eclipse IDE for developing the mapping class. (we dont have the NW studio unfortunaltey). The user defined function option in the IR will not suffice.
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How to create an EJB Module using Eclipse

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Start out by creating an empty EJB project using the EJB Project wizard. Make sure to specify your WebLogic 9.2 installation as target runtime on the first page of the wizard. If your EJB source code is plain spec-compliant EJB, then your project is ready. If you are using WLS EjbGen technology, then you will also need to enable that feature on the project. You can do that at project creation by clicking the Modify button next to the Configuration combo on the first page of the wizard and then selecting WebLogic EJB Gen Support facet.
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Hi,
I am trying to use Eclipse but I encountered some problems. I drag and drop an application of mine, into a Java project in Eclipse, I try to run and I get :
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I think it would be better to build a new project in Eclipse with the same name as your old project, and with the same java class names as your old project (with no content) in a similiar package structure (this is especially easy if the project is small). Then copy/paste the contents of the java classes into the ones in Eclipse. Then add the jar files to the lib folder that are missing (then add them to the project via the menu buy right clicking on the project icon, going to properties, etc).
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Recently i use eclipse to develope java project. How to compile java source file? I cannot find any compile button in toolbar and menu.....
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In the BEA documentation "developing SIP Servlet using Eclipse", it says:
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Dear all,
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what is the best FREE GUI Builder in Eclipse plugin??

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i am not an english speaker and i am not an American citizen.And many others here are not primary or secondary English speakers either. How can you expect them to understand you if you use strange abbreviations? Programming is an exercise in precision. If you have a question here, you would do well to communicate it precisely.
At the site [How to Ask Smart Questions|http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#writewell] :
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We've found by experience that people who are careless and sloppy writers are usually also careless and sloppy at thinking and coding (often enough to bet on, anyway). Answering questions for careless and sloppy thinkers is not rewarding; we'd rather spend our time elsewhere.
So expressing your question clearly and well is important. If you can't be bothered to do that, we can't be bothered to pay attention. Spend the extra effort to polish your language. It doesn't have to be stiff or formal � in fact, hacker culture values informal, slangy and humorous language used with precision. But it has to be precise; there has to be some indication that you're thinking and paying attention.
Spell, punctuate, and capitalize correctly. Don't confuse �its� with �it's�, �loose� with �lose�, or �discrete� with �discreet�. Don't TYPE IN ALL CAPS; this is read as shouting and considered rude. (All-smalls is only slightly less annoying, as it's difficult to read. Alan Cox can get away with it, but you can't.)
More generally, if you write like a semi-literate boob you will very likely be ignored. So don't use instant-messaging shortcuts. Spelling "you" as "u" makes you look like a semi-literate boob to save two entire keystrokes. Worse: writing like a l33t script kiddie hax0r is the absolute kiss of death and guarantees you will receive nothing but stony silence (or, at best, a heaping helping of scorn and sarcasm) in return.
If you are asking questions in a forum that does not use your native language, you will get a limited amount of slack for spelling and grammar errors � but no extra slack at all for laziness (and yes, we can usually spot that difference). Also, unless you know what your respondent's languages are, write in English. Busy hackers tend to simply flush questions in languages they don't understand, and English is the working language of the Internet. By writing in English you minimize your chances that your question will be discarded unread.
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Hi All,
New to Flex and am currently working on PHP and java projects
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How does the Eclipse plug-in compare with Flex Builder (what
do I loose if I use the Eclipse plug-in)?
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GUI builder for Eclipse

Hello
Does the IDE Eclipse provide a drag-and-drop GUI builder, can it create that MS visual studio feel, am new to java and just after some quick answers...any help will be much appreciated..
cheers Lee

Here are your quick answers:
No Eclipse does not come with one, Eclpise barely comes with anything, you have to find a plugin for it.
Yes there are several plugins for GUI drag and drop. I tried them and most outright suck, none even compare to Netbeans.
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If you choose to use the netbeans GUI builder as someone who is new to java, you will only be doing yourself a huge disservice. I am not saying this because I am anti netbeans, I used eclipse exclusively until about a year ago, now i prefer netbeans but still use eclipse on occasion. The reason i prefer netbeans is because of it's GUI builder. I love it, and I use it alot.
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If you use the GUI builder before you know swing you will never be able to add to its palette or functionality, never be able to modify the autogenerated code, and learn more wrong swing practices than right ones. Yes it sucks to have to do something by hand when you know there is a tool that can do it. But you will be extremely thankful you invested the time learning swing first when you do start using the GUI builder.
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Confusing isn't it? You can post questions here for specific problems you need to solve and usually get an answer (eventually). However, asking for which technologies are better will probably only provide you with biased opinions. There are many alternatives, each providing its own trade offs. I suggest searching google for articles from respected sources such as 'theserverside' rather than depend on individuals. Also, limit your search to articles that are no older than about 1 year. Lastly, try to stick with technologies that are used by the bulk of the developers and are considered almost an industry standard. No point learning some good yet obscure technology.
As far as not considering a career as a developer, I suggest you stick to it no matter what. Anything you want to be good at takes years of practice and study
(http://365pwords.wordpress.com/2009/01/25/practice-practice-practice-the-theory-of-10000-hours).
No one has a 'knack' or is born good at it (even if they claim to be), and everyone experiences frustration (20 years later, I'm still frustrated!). You advance by making countless mistakes, and refactoring over and over again. Ignore anyone who discourages you no matter what.
I think your quest should be limited to what you should learn when just starting out and not what is the best technologies for experienced users. Personally, I think learning JSP/Servlets is foundation that you should know well before considering alternatives. Also, many alternatives are based on extending JSPs and therefore you should know them well. I've always used JSP and not alternatives, so I can't comment further on that topic.
If your just starting out in web design, here are my recommendations (in roughly this order):
java -book (search amazon.com for books and reviews of what others have said in them).
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an IDE.
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JSP - book
Servlets - book
JUnit - just an on-line tutorial may be ok
JSTL - just an on-line tutorial may be ok (use JSTL with JSP, not scriptlets)
XHTML - just an on-line tutorial may be ok
Javascript - book
CSS - on line tutorial may be ok
Tomcat - just an on-line tutorial may be ok. You can move onto JBoss, etc later.
JDBC - book
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MVC design - read up on separation of concerns on a design (presentation,control,business, and database layer).
SQL - book
JQuery - book
Hibernate -book
Spring framework - book (only after creating an MVC web application with a single servlet as the control layer)
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