I'm using Database Tool Window of IDEA, and every I create a new project I have to set the data source in the new project.
Is there anyway to set a default data source in the Database Tool Window, so when I create a new project I can use it directly?
You can make the Data Source global so that it's available for all the projects automatically:
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I am using IntelliJ and I use H2 database file (.mv.db) and I need to only view its contents whenever I add something in it. I thought I'd be able to file 'Database' tab in IntelliJ but I didn't find it.
This is what I want (image below)
When I click "View --> tool Windows" I don't see a database option (image below)
I am using Maven, is it possible that a certain plugin I downloaded somehow blocked/removed the database option?
I know there's 'Database Navigator' that I can download as a plugin, but its support for JDBC including H2 is experimental. So it's not a good choice for me. I can't seem to find the database plugin, is there any way to obtain it?
Database tools are a commercial feature, supported in Ultimate edition only.
See the comparison of Community versus Ultimate editions.
The database tools functionality is also available as a separate product, DataGrip.
I am trying to use atom with git to work on a coding project with some class mates, for this particular project we are supposed to practice making different classes. I just pulled the most recent version of the project from git and I now see that they were successfully able to create new classes/tab-things but have it still within the main file. How do I do something like this in atom? I can't ask them because they use a different ide.
In the picture you can see different classes in drop-downs but its still within "project2" - how do I do this for another class and have it in a new drop down and upload it to git?
image of what i'm looking at
From the screen shot, those dropdowns appear to simply be diffs from the git log. So if you want your changes to appear in a similar fashion, you'll need to create the classes (or additional files) and commit/push them.
Most of the IDE gives some templates or insert code options. In netbeans IDE option like "right click in any java source page" then "insert code or (alt+insert)" then we can choose like "constructor","getter setter method" or "tostring method"...etc and if
a user does not fulfill it's requirement. For example my requirement is like generated constructor, it's data member must be final or if i want to add some extra code at the generation time. i was going through following steps below
File -> New Project -> NetBeans Modules -> Module
New -> Other -> Module Development -> Code Generator.
it is available in this link.
Then run the project. It will open a new netbeans window -->new project-->java application --> create a classfile--> right click on page --> it will show new option like sample generator. Then will generate a method.
So my requirement is when i click sample generator, it will generate a constructor according to my specification and requirement.
let me show you what i am getting. some screen shoot.
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A little difficult to follow what you are asking but if I understand you correctly you are asking how to create a custom template file for Netbeans?
There is a tutorial here that describes how to do that. It may be a little out of date though but hopefully close enough to the version of Netbeans you are using.
I can't seem to find a setting in Eclipse to save and back-up a single Project to multiple paths.
I have a single Java Project in Eclipse that I save on my local machine and either save as... or copy replace to a local network and local mass storage, for BACKUP. I'd like that to occur on any, all Project saves.
I saw Project properties, but I'm not too familiar with Eclipse and team dev options, and I don't want to F the paths, links, etc.
Thanks.
EDIT: I'll try what user101 recommended, but to avoid confusion, My own personal, primary Linux box is where development is performed. The other locations are, for lack of a better word, BACKUPS. I used the term "Sync" for the sake of what my question may be related to.
Sorry for any confusion.
What I understood is that you want the sources from different paths , if so You can try as below
1> Create new java project
2> Click on link additional source
I have a dynamic web java project, which needs to talk to a database
i want to include the created database file inside the project, so that i can access the data inside and the db isnt on some server
is it possible to do that? if so, how ?
For eclipse, open view Data Source Explorer and add the database.