NetBeans Platform at Vienna, Austria, Oracle Technology Network Developer Day. I picked up a cool idea from a Polish developer, Dominik Cebula, recently. In the same way that the NetBeans Platform has context sensitive Actions, there should be context sensitive TopComponents. Only if an Object of a specific type specified in the public constructor of the TopComponent is found in the Lookup should it be possible to open the TopComponent. And then the Object is available to the TopComponent, without the TopComponent needing to implement a LookupListener. For example, below "FlightLeg Editor" and "Delay Editor" are both disabled, because no "FlightLeg" and no "Delay" is in the Lookup.
On the other hand, below a "FlightLeg" is available in the Lookup, because one of the flight legs has been selected and hence the underlying "FlightLeg" object is now in the Lookup. In the same way, here the "Delay Editor" can be opened, because an Object of the type "Delay" is published when a DelayNode is selected: Here is one of these TopComponents: ConociendoNetbeansPlatformIntroduccion. Autor: Luis Enrique FunesAdaptado desde Con este artículo comenzamos a descubrir lo fácil que puede ser construir plugins para NetBeans desde el más pequeño hasta directamente construir aplicaciones enteras basadas en la infraestructura de NetBeans. Daremos un repaso general por lo que es NetBeans Platform, veremos aplicaciones ya realizadas y aprenderemos como utilizar el IDE para desarrollar sobre la plataforma a partir de un pequeño ejemplo. [[{TableOfContentsTitle=TablaDeContenidos} | {TableOfContents title='Tabla de Contenidos'}]] Que es NetBeans Platform?
Generalmente, cuando hablamos de NetBeans nos referimos al popular IDE sobre el cual desarrollan en la actualidad gran cantidad de usuarios a lo largo de todo el mundo (entre los que me incluyo), aunque formalmente posee el nombre de NetBeans IDE. Algunas aplicaciones desarrolladas sobre NetBeans Platform blueMarine Gentleware's Poseidon for UML. Rrd4j: Home. RXTX: The Prescription for Transmission. GPSylon - an Open Source Java GPS Map Application/Framework.
The dinopolis gpstool package is an open source (LGPL) Java GPS application. It consists of different modules that may be used as a programmer's framework or as an application. The main application is GPSylon. A smaller command line tool (demonstration of the gpsinput library) is named GPSTool. The library that is used to communicate with the gps device can be used independently and is provided as a separate jar file (since version 0.5). News 2006/10/23: New Release 0.5.2: Serial communication with gps devices fixed - no installation of java serial libraries needed. Fixed some other bugs and added export of tracks in gpx format. 2006/02/10: Minor bug fix on loading gpx tracks. 2006/02/01: Giving Google Ads a try. 2006/02/01: Finally, separated the gpsinput library from the rest, redesign of homepage (css'ed it). 2003/05/12: As the name GPSMap is already used by several other projects/products, the main application is renamed to GPSylon. Short Description of GPSylon Features Screenshots Plugins.
Products > Device Networking > Utilities and Tools > Com Port Redirector. Highlights Control COM port-based equipment over the Net Monitor activity of redirected ports Filter on events Monitor, transmit and receive data Watch signal line control and transition Create event logs Enable COM Port-based applications to communicate over a network to equipment around the Globe Serial-based communication is used almost everywhere to access and control devices. Equipment ranging from POS bar code scanners, to medical equipment, to surveillance cameras, to RFID readers typically use COM Port-based application control software.
As long as the attached device is within the limited distance reach of the PC, this works great. But, the moment the device is placed on an Ethernet network and direct serial connection is broken, the ability of the application software to communicate with the device is lost. Mapping COM Port-based Serial Applications Over Ethernet Com Port Redirector (CPR) is software that maps ‘virtual COM’ ports on a PC platform. Support for OEMs Computer Memory. Java.