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I am going to develop Confluence plugin using JAVA .I downloaded Confluence SDK and installed in my local machine. We don not know how to create plugin project in either Netbeans or Eclipse IDE.
Atlassian has e very good documentation about this:
Create a HelloWorld Plugin Project
Set Up the Eclipse IDE for Windows
Set up the Atlassian Plugin SDK and Build a Project
Also have a look at:
Confluence Plugin Guide
Writing Confluence Plugins
Have you tried that?
https://wiki.base22.com/display/btg/Setting+Up+Your+Environment+for+Confluence+Plugin+Development#SettingUpYourEnvironmentforConfluencePluginDevelopment-Importprojectintoeclipse
A simple Google search should be enough...
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I currently moving to java from PHP.
Is there any tools equivalent like composer in PHP for JAVA?
Composer is a command line tools for easily download other library and put that in our local project.
The most popular tools for that are: Maven, Ivy, Grape, Gradle, Bundlr, SBT, Leiningen, but they're keeping dependencies for all projects in one folder. Composer keeps dependencies inside a project, in a subdirectory.
You can browse content of main Maven repository: https://mvnrepository.com/
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We have ssh access to our hosting provider, but they dont have any form of version control software installed on their machine and as ours is a shared host they will not install software for us. They do however have both Java and Perl installed and accessible to us.
What i'm after is some software that will allow me to run subversion commands from a command line. It must be written in Java and have as few dependencies outside of Java or Perl as possible.
I looked at svnKit but couldn't find the command line tool or any recent instructions on their website on how to use.
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Andy
So what if they won't install it for you. Install it yourself!
Get the sources here.
Installation instructions are in the INSTALL file therein.
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I'm using Netbeans IDE for develop mobile application J2ME. Now i'm switchover to android app development. I configured android in netbeans and developed small application.But most of my friends suggest me to use eclipse IDE.I don't know whether continue netbeans or move to eclipse.Which is the best IDE for developing of standard android application?
Eclipse is an IDE VERY similar to Netbeans and also quite easy to install with this bundle.
The reason why Eclipse is better is because it has official support from Google. Netbeans plugins are made by community, not the official android staff.
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I am searching for Java code obfuscator like the one in Netbeans J2ME Project and in Android Project in Eclipse- to works with any (not only J2ME) Java project in Eclipse and Netbeans.
Is there any plugin or external application , that I am looking for?
If you are also want "string encryption" the Stringer Java Obfuscator has Eclipse Plugin but it is commercial obfuscator: Marketplace Link
N.B. I'm CEO at Licel LLC. Developer of Stringer Java Obfuscator.
ProGuard is the established standard, I guess
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I have an open source project hosted on bitbucket. Bitbucket does not provide hosting for large number of small files (i. e. javadocs). Where could I publish javadocs? Javadocs must be browseable, not as single archive.
If your open source project is released to central maven repo, then you can use javadoc.io to host your javadoc.
Your javadoc will be under: http://www.javadoc.io/doc/$groupId/$artifactId
For example: http://www.javadoc.io/doc/org.springframework/spring-core
I find it convenient because javadoc.io will automatically pick up latest version when there is a newer version released to central maven repo.
Do it on BitBucket! You can host a static file web site there.
amazon s3, but it is not free.