NetBeans TV
Tutorial: Hibernate for applications
This tutorial is my addition to John Jullion-Ceccarellis hibernate web tutorial "Hibernate support in the NetBeans IDE"
After connecting to the existing Apache Derby demo database 'toursdb', I show you how to reverse engineer the database tables into hibernate Java classes.
Instead of using hibernate.hbm.xml files I am only using JDK 5 annotations.
(hibernate.reveng.xml)
NetBeans provides an SQL Editor for Hibernate. It is called HQL Editor. You can use it only by context menu on the hibernate.cfg.xml file. An example is given.
At the end I am showing how important it is where to put the hibernate.cfg.xml file.
NetBeans Podcast Episode #49
Program
01:04 – Tinu Awopetu brings us news from the NetBeans community. Release of Traditional Chinese Localization of NetBeans 6.5 (Join the localization effort!)
Plus: NetBeans on Twitter.
04:07 – Interview with Brian Leonard, co-author with Chris Kutler of “NetBeans Ruby and Rails IDE with JRuby”
12:37 – Interview with Ruth Kusterer, author of “100 NetBeans IDE Tips & Tricks,” available from the Safari Books Online
17:42 – Interview with David Heffelfinger, author of “Java EE 5 Development with NetBeans 6”
24:30 – API Design Tips with Jarda Tulach – 2009: The Year of Annotations
39:36 – Plugin of the Podcast – NBExpose
40:55 – The Podcast Mailbox – as promised, here's the link to the old Perforce plugin for NetBeans
42:31 – The NetBeans Puzzler
Ruby Code Coverage in NetBeans
Tor Norbye presents a new feature for NetBeans 7.0: Code Coverage support! In this screencast you will see the Ruby version. Note that the Ruby support isn't integrated into the 7.0 builds just yet.
Python Code Coverage in NetBeans
Tor Norbye presents a new feature for NetBeans 7.0: Code Coverage support! Take a look at the Python version which is already in the 7.0 builds.
JavaFX MediaPlayer
How to use NetBeans IDE 6.5 to create a media player in JavaFX.
This tutorial is my addition to John Jullion-Ceccarellis hibernate web tutorial "Hibernate support in the NetBeans IDE"
After connecting to the existing Apache Derby demo database 'toursdb', I show you how to reverse engineer the database tables into hibernate Java classes.
Instead of using hibernate.hbm.xml files I am only using JDK 5 annotations.
(hibernate.reveng.xml)
NetBeans provides an SQL Editor for Hibernate. It is called HQL Editor. You can use it only by context menu on the hibernate.cfg.xml file. An example is given.
At the end I am showing how important it is where to put the hibernate.cfg.xml file.
