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I need some guide regarding the development of an OSGI Equinox system with JavaFX as GUI.
What should be the architecture of my system? Any useful materials or tutorials or source code examples?
I looked at e(fx)clipse and frankly didn't get it, so help!!
Regards.
There's a wizard in e(fx)clipse:
File > New Project ...
JavaFX > OSGi > OSGi Application Project
which would produce an initial setup of a pure JavaFX + Equinox application from there on you only need your hopefully existing OSGi and JavaFX knowledge. If your application gets more complex you might want to look at http://wiki.eclipse.org/Efxclipse/Tutorials to see how to use e4+JavaFX
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After installing intelliJ IDEA, when I create a new project, I'm presented with this:
But those pages should be opened with JAVA EE :
Should I install anything else?
Edit.: Understood what you mean - I managed to restore some of the sections in the Java by enabling corresponding plugins: Hibernate, Google App Engine, etc.
So, you need to do the same and enable plugins that you want.
if i understand, you don't see the Java EE plugin in your version of intellij.. if it is the case, i think you have to continue ( Next till your project opens). once it's done go to File -> Settings ->Plugins.
you should see this.
Java EE plugins.
this is the list of plugins you need.
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I want to profile a Java code programmatically in Java. I have searched the internet about tutorials but in vain. All that I've come across is how to profile a Java code using a third party application. It would be of great help if you guys can suggest some profiling API in Java and how to use it.
JProfiler has an API for profiling where the results are directly accessible from the API - no GUI required.
See the api/samples/platform example in the installation directory and the javadoc in api/javadoc.
Disclaimer: My company develops JProfiler.
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If I have a Java web project on github, is it possible to create a github page from the source files? Something like this (How is posible add several javascript libraries to main html?).
You can't run your Java application on GitHub. For this purpose you need an application server, for example Tomcat, Glassfish, or Wildfly. Github gives you the opportunity to show only HTML pages with JavaScript.
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Are there any Java EE frameworks that are similar to CodeIgniter for PHP?
I need to convert a PHP web app to Java for my company. (This is because they want to deploy the app on a Heroku Server) Currently, the application uses the CodeIgniter framework. This is my first Java EE project and I am in the process of learning JSF right now, but while I am doing that, I would like to know of possible frameworks that I should be looking at/ considering for this project.
Not sure abt Heroku deployment, but Spring is a very capable f/w in Java. For small to medium size apps, Play f/w is also a good option.
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I am planning to develop a rich set of plugins for Eclipse which would involve 3D Graphics rendering inside Eclipse.
Is JavaFX a good technology choice for developing a Eclipse Plugin?
Is there some other rich client technology that I am missing out on and which can be used to develop Eclipse Plugins (other than SWT and JFace)?
Eclipse 4, the new major release of eclipse, (4.2 due this summer) is supposed to support non-swt frontends in RCP/Plugin development.
However I am not sure how far along is the work to support javafx rendering.
You can find some info on E4 + JavaFX on Tom Schindl's blog
http://tomsondev.bestsolution.at/2011/10/17/efxclipse-0-0-7-released/ and
http://efxclipse.org/
Maybe Lars Vogel has also written something about this, I am not sure. Anyways Lars is IMO the best source on the internet when it comes to E4
http://www.vogella.de and
http://www.vogella.de/articles/Eclipse4RCP/article.html
Anyways, Eclipse 4 is the way to go/research if you need RCP without SWT. I do not think this is doable in Eclipse 3.x at all.
http://wiki.eclipse.org/E4
I've just released a step by step tutorial how to use JavaFX inside an Eclipse View. See https://wiki.eclipse.org/Efxclipse/Tutorials/Tutorial2