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Where on earth does NetBeans keep it's Library Manager records 2007-04-29 20:00:00 IDEs have their own little world within our system (OS) and the more advanced they are, the harder it is to migrate them to a e.g. new computer with existing IDE (same one) but moving plugins , libraries ,etc proved to be far from easy.
Unfortunately i have learned the hard way.
I am using NetBeans
5.5 which is quite similar in it's setup to NB 5.0
Over the time i have installed many plugins and created many libraries for my development and ease of use.
FYI, Library
manager is a neat tool to organize many JAR files (libraries) into groups and give them a name, e.g. Jfree would have many Jar files together with it so when you are developing, you can have a reference to all of these libs by using an alias (Group name).
I thought that copying the whole folder e.g. netbeans5.5 would be enough but it wasn't , even though modules are kept in it , the configuration files for modules didn't seem to be there.
Same goes for Library Manager
Everything is kept in your $HOME
How to find more information on a arbitrary constraint name such as 2007-05-03 17:27:00 Oracle usually stores constraints using this format:
SYS_C001457
The number obviously does not make any sense to a human being so here is how you would find which table and which column does this Constraint refer to:
select table_name,constraint_name,column_name from user_cons_columns where constraint_name like '%1457%';
Definitely works starting from 8i, haven't tested against 7 and below.Read more... Read more:information
Quick helper method InitCap 2007-05-01 19:20:00
I had a need to initialize the first letter e.g. SERGE would become Serge
hence i wrote this method
that you can use freely.
public static String initCap(String str){
String nstr = str.toLowerCase();
nstr = String.valueOf(str.charAt(0)).toUpperCase().concat(str.substring(1));
return nstr;
}Read more... Read more:Quick
Chinese cars 2007-05-16 04:45:00 Copycats is the word for all of this.
I must admit this is just a fraction of all the copies Asians have made of European or American cars.
Toyota, Lexus, Acura , Honda are no better than these low quality copycats.
ziza.ru/2007/04/19/kitajjskie_mashiny_12_foto.htmlRead more... Read more:Chinese
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