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Reference.com/Encyclopedia/JBuilder JBuilder was conceived within Borland around 1996, by the people fascinated with the new language, Java. JBuilder 2 was extremely slow, though, and not very stable. JBuilder is now able to work with multiple application servers, and is a very good tool for developing web services and JSPs. www.reference.com /browse/wiki/JBuilder   (401 words)

NewsForge | Borland releases Web services-aimed JBuilder X Product manager Jackie Luu said that JBuilder X is the "most significant release of the product in two years." The new version introduces more than 100 new and/or enhanced features, she said. JBuilder X "only shows the tools and menus that are relevant at the time you need them," Luu said. JBuilder X Foundation is not currently available for download but should be by Nov. 1. www.newsforge.com /programming/03/10/29/2115240.shtml?tid=105&tid=54   (639 words)

JBuilder Update Depending on the operating system you're using the JBuilder launcher is either a native application or a shell script, but in either case it uses a set of ".config" files to determine what VM options, class path, and main class to use. JBuilder Foundation and Professional both lack the ability to attach to an existing process, so the standard JBuilder launcher cannot be used to debug OpenTools. The project now knows what class to use in order to start JBuilder, and has some of the critical VM parameters set, but many of the classes needed by JBuilder are not yet on the class path. homepages.borland.com /bstone/articles/debugopentools.html   (1210 words)

Java Pro – JBuilder 7 Enterprise   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) JBuilder 7 is integratable with several products and thus provides a full application life cycle that you can develop and manage. I'll concentrate on the JBuilder 7 features and hit on some of the Optimizeit Suite 4.2 features that are integrated for performance testing. JBuilder 7 Enterprise is a full-featured IDE with a super feature set, full project life cycle support, and excellent UML and refactoring features. www.fawcette.com /javapro/2002_12/magazine/departments/productreview   (356 words)

Borland Unveils JBuilder(TM) 5 Borland JBuilder 5 allows enterprise developers to develop and deploy e-business applications from their choice of operating systems, team environments and leading application servers, packed with fully integrated development support for Extensible Markup Language (XML). JBuilder 5 provides wizards and visual tools for creating reusable JavaBeans(R) and deploying to WebLogic 6, WebSphere and Borland AppServer 4.5, all of which supports J2EE technology standards. JBuilder 5 will be available in June 2001 through major software distribution channels and Borland's e-commerce Web site at http://shop.borland.com. www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/05-15-2001/0001493878&EDATE=   (755 words)

jGuru: JBuilder FAQ Home Page JBuilder - An All Java IDE written by Java Developers, for Java Developers. JBuilder localization q If I install JBuilder for language X, how can I change it so that the tool uses language Y? For instance, the tool supports installing for Deutsch, Español, and Français... JBuilder does not have this feature, but I suggest you to download and install Jindent and Jindent plugin that is an OpenTool to add this functionality.... www.jguru.com /faq/JBuilder   (702 words)

Borland IDE : JBuilder – Tools for Java and J2EE Application Development Innovative peer-to-peer collaboration features such as shared editing, joint debugging, and active differencing support a "virtual peer programming" model that enables developers to collaborate as though working in front of the same workstation, whether they are down the hall or around the world. JBuilder 2006 Enterprise provides tools to speed development of J2EE, Web Services, and Struts applications with integrated performance tuning and automated deployment to leading J2EE servers and databases. JBuilder 2006 Developer provides a complete environment for developing and deploying Java applications, featuring: two-way code migration, code audits and advanced debugging, as well as tools for Web development, including XML support. www.borland.com /jbuilder   (727 words)

Application Development Trends - JBuilder: a powerful and special IDE   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) JBuilder is available in three editions: Foundation, Developer, and Enterprise. JBuilder allows you to have multiple projects open, which is very useful, especially for large projects in which separate modules are often divided into independent project views. A nice touch here is that JBuilder munges the first few package names in the hierarchy into a single-tree node at the root. www.adtmag.com /article.asp?id=10428   (1275 words)

Borland Unveils JBuilder 2006 - Softpedia JBuilder 2006 brings agile capabilities to larger and more distributed development teams by enabling them to utilize pair programming techniques through real-time, peer-to-peer collaboration. JBuilder 2006 is also designed to give developers the tools they need to help identify and reduce security hazards throughout the development process. Customers on JBuilder and Optimizeit support and maintenance, or those renewing their agreements, will be entitled to JBuilder 2006 and Optimizeit 2006, respectively, at no extra charge. news.softpedia.com /news/Borland-Unveils-JBuilder-2006-7806.shtml   (443 words)

JBuilder paths In the course of using JBuilder it seemed logical to me to set up a file structure, with input and output folders and tell JBuilder to use those paths. The problem is that JBuilder wants to make all your project files part of a /user folder in the operating system main folder. JBuilder went ahead and created the folders (without asking for acknowledgement, as most windows apps would). www.systronix.com /tutor/jbuilder_tips/jbt_paths/jbt_paths.htm   (1499 words)

Application Development Trends - Borland launches JBuilder 2005   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) JBuilder 2005 represents the third major phase in the evolution of this IDE, says George Paolini, VP and GM of developer tools at Borland. JBuilder 2005 provides developers with the ability to drag and drop requirements directly into the comments section of their code. JBuilder 2005 will ship this September in English, German and Japanese, and in French and Spanish versions by the end of year. www.adtmag.com /article.asp?id=9871   (724 words)

AspectJ for JBuilder AspectJ for JBuilder is licensed under the Mozilla Public License. The binary distributions of AspectJ for JBuilder 1.1 and later include binaries for AspectJ itself, which are licensed under the CPL. JBuilder is a registered trademark of Borland Corporation. aspectj4jbuildr.sourceforge.net   (453 words)

JBuilder Pro - Computerworld   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) Despite JBuilder Pro's sweepingly comprehensive tool set, new developers and those new to Java can come up to speed in as little as two weeks with the help of the tool set's extensive online and printed documentation, helpful wizards and samples. JBuilder Standard is for novices who want experience creating Pure Java Java-Beans, applets and rudimentary applications. JBuilder Pro's graphical debugger, developed specifically to debug Java code, has all the timesaving features expected in a RAD tool set. www.computerworld.com /printthis/1997/0,4814,12098,00.html   (1097 words)

JBuilder.txt JBuilder has the ability to specify a particular JDK to use with a project. JBuilder (and subsequent versions of AppletViewer) uses the CLASSPATH to allow for Applet launching to be more flexible. JBuilder's date and time parsing is now strict by default: a value with month, day, hour, etc. outside the range of valid values will not be accepted. www.stat.ucla.edu /~dinov/courses_students.dir/PIC10A_CPP_Spring01.dir/docs/jbuild~1.htm   (7464 words)

FAQ-O-Matic: A Tip on Running Multiple Versions of Jbuilder on the same box. One example of what will happen is that the list of classes and packages that appears in the "Classes with Tracing disabled" list will be filtered by the lower SKU and saved, so when you run the higher SKU, you will only see those classes that are available in the lower SKU. JBuilder creates a default JDK definition in the JBuilder Home directory that points to the JDK distributed with JBuilder. When two SKUs of the same version of JBuilder are installed, the second SKU installed will not create this JDK definition because a JDK definition has already been created by the first version, pointing to the JDK in the install directory for the first JBuilder version. www.visi.com /~gyles19/fom-serve/cache/440.html   (337 words)

David White's Extensions For Borland's All-Java JBuilder IDE   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) JBuilder 3.5 and 4.0 now include a far superior printing solution but if you are using the initial release, this can easily get you printing. JBuilder provides a shortcut which allows you to add java packages rather than individual files and in version 3.5, you can select multiple packages from the dialog. In version 4.0 of JBuilder Professional and Enterprise there is now some support for "discovering" packages (however, it is not available to Foundation edition users and seems awkward at best). dwjbuilderaddin.sourceforge.net   (494 words)

JBuilder Overview Because program development in JBuilder is centered around the AppBrowser, we recommend that you read this chapter before reading the rest of the User's Guide. JBuilder is structured to increase your productivity as a Java developer. To simplify your job, JBuilder introduces a new concept in user interfaces for development environments: a single AppBrowser that is used to perform all the usual development functions. www.dcs.napier.ac.uk /~tommc/modules/mm71123/JBuilderIntro.htm   (2283 words)

JADE and JBuilder   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) For this purpose I believe JBuilder is the best choice as it seems to generate the cleanest code, putting all the generated code in clearly defined places, which makes it easy to read and understand (and maybe modify). In the JBuilder editor you should be able to access the documentation of a JADE class by placing the cursor inside the class (or method) name and pressing F1. Note that by default, JBuilder suggests a package name which is the same as the project name you chose, but all lower case. www.ryerson.ca /~dgrimsha/courses/cps720/JADEAdmin/jadeJbuilderTutorial2.html   (1734 words)

Borland JBuilder 2005 announced JBuilder is java IDE for "VB programmers", that do not know and do not understand basic of J2EE programming and are not able to do a thing without "magic" IDE. JBuilder is java IDE for "VB programmers", that do not know and do not understand basic of J2EE programming and are not able to do a thing without "magic" IDE.Eclipse is tool for professionals. JBuilder is the ONLY IDE that has support for ALL major J2EE servers and most of the major (now for Subversion too) source control systems. www.theserverside.com /news/thread.tss?thread_id=28058   (6960 words)

Borland Software Corporation eStore: Browsing JBuilder 6 Enterprise - Upgrade from JBuilder 5 Enterprise   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) JBuilder™ is the leading cross-platform environment for building enterprise Java™ applications. JBuilder 6 Enterprise – Upgrade is only available to current owners of JBuilder Professional or Enterprise products. Photocopy of the JBuilder Professional or Enterprise CD-ROM www.e-softwarefactory.com /acb/showdetl.cfm?&DID=47&Product_ID=218570&CATID=389   (304 words)

JBuilder Introduction   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) Not only is it a language that fully supports Object Orientation it is also a multi-platform, multi-environment language that is so designed to have compatibility, through it's Java Bite Code, with all other types of software and be able to run on the many variants of hardware. JBuilder is a programming compilation tool dedicated to Java which through it's extensive Component Palette contains many of the pre-coded classes emanating from the original Java Language but in a "drag and drop format". Unlike some other Visual Programming tools, not only does it support the reuse of library classes, it retains the ability, at the lowest level, to be amended by the introduction of Java source code as a means of constructing bespoke packages. www.scism.sbu.ac.uk /inmandw/tutorials/hmtools/jbuilder   (672 words)

Jpowered: Java Applets, Servlets, Beans and DHTML JavaScript. Charlie Calvert’s Learn JBuilder is an introduction and examination of JBuilder for intermediate-level programmers. JBuilder Developer's Guide is not version specific but explains the latest JBuilder 6, 7, and 8 features such as enterprise J2EE application development, CORBA, SOAP, XML tools, Enterprise JavaBeans, JavaServer Pages/Servlets, and JavaBeans technology. JBuilder repeatedly wins "developer's choice" awards as the best visual tool for developing Java applications. www.jpowered.com /book-store/java-programming/jbuilder   (240 words)

JBuilder Tutorial Double-click on the setup file and follow the steps for installing JBuilder. When you finish the installation and first start using JBuilder, it will prompt you to enter the registration key to unlock the software. JBuilder projects are usually stored in a folder called jbproject. jenny.sybay.com /cs202/notes/JBuilderTutorial.htm   (786 words)

Migrating to Eclipse: A developer's guide to evaluating Eclipse vs. JBuilder Like JBuilder, the Resource perspective in Eclipse has a tree-oriented view; the Navigator, at the top left (which is not apparent here, obviously, because we haven't created anything) that lets you navigate and manage resources. If you had a long file with an error at the end, there would be a small red box at the bottom of the right margin regardless of which part of the file was showing in the editor; clicking on this would take you to the error. You'll notice that the views in the Debug perspective have equivalents in JBuilder, but because the entire Eclipse workbench is dedicated to debugging in this perspective, you don't have to switch between different tabs to see variables, the call stack, and the output console. www-128.ibm.com /developerworks/library/os-ecjbuild   (5832 words)

ONJava.com -- Borland JBuilder 4 Handheld Express Borland JBuilder 4 is among the first IDEs capable of automatically helping you build applications that support these different Java platforms. In particular, the JBuilder Handheld Express targets Java applications for Palm devices running the K virtual machine (KVM). Knowing what classes you can use requires a careful study of the J2ME class library, the experience to know what can be done on the platform, and the most efficient way to do it. www.onjava.com /pub/a/onjava/2000/12/15/hhe.html   (964 words)

Amazon.com: JBuilder 3.5 Enterprise for Windows, Solaris, and Linux: Software   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) Because the JBuilder programming environment is itself written in Java, it runs on Linux, Windows, and Solaris. You'll find that JBuilder is an extremely capable programming tool that supports a visual component-based style of development. The heart of this Enterprise version of JBuilder is the bundled Inprise Application (IAS) Server 4.0, which includes the industrial-strength Visigenic ORB for CORBA support. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004SUWO/petetdavi?dev-t=D3E49ECS9E0KO&camp=2025&link_code=xm2   (547 words)

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