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I'm looking for a light-weight java debugger - either in an IDE or standalone, command line or gui. I'm using ant and vim, and I've tried eclim, but eclipse runs too slow on my laptop to be an option.
When similar questions have been asked before, people have generally expressed that they don't like the command line ones but like the eclipse and IntelliJ ones.
Just wondering if anything has changed.
EDIT: Intending to try jdb and jswat.
Well, for command-line there's always jdb. But I'm a fan of JSwat; it's a nice GUI tool for when you're not using an IDE.
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Is there any code coverage tool with a plugin for Eclipse for Mule.
I'm looking for a tool that can highlight in mule-config lines covered, % covered and things like that. Curious what people use?
There is an interesting project currently under development called Munit that might fit your needs.
The coverage feature is not yet implemented but i planned for the next release
The code coverage is used in order to know how many lines of code are covered. But, I think that you want to know how many lines are covered in your mule-config.xml right? As far I know there are no tools for that.
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I am wondering is there an app that support java programming in iPhone? As we use eclipse to practise java in windows system, what app can I find to get me run java in iPhone? Thank you for your suggestions!
I've never found an app that natively runs Java code, as that would be quite an undertaking for little reward. However, as long as you're connected to the internet, an app named CodeToGo may be of use to you. The programs written on it are sent to a server, run, and sent back with results.
I have not testet it yet, but you can try this:
http://www.zenjava.com/2013/08/01/javafx-on-ios-using-robovm-and-maven/
They say you can write Java-FX Applications for iOS
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What can I use to write application for Windows Mobile 6.1 and 6.5?
Application was written before (not by me) using VB.Net 2008, but I really would like to move away from it to plain C/C++ or possibly Java.
Where can I start and what are my options? I don't have much experience with working with Windows Mobile.
There are several options which you may choose from.
As per http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb677133.aspx
Note: Java is not on this list and cannot be used for app development in Windows mobile.
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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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Can anyone suggest me a good, easy-to-use, FREE load testing tool that I can download easily & use? I'm using Java 1.4.
Thought I'd use JMeter, but it seems it requires Java 1.6 and some additional configuration settings.
Any other suggestions?
Thx
Depends on what exactly you want to load test.
If you want to load test webpages then JMeter is a good bet. And I think Jmeter works with 1.5 too.
You could run an older version of The Grinder. Pretty sure version 2 can run on 1.4.