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Launch Play in Eclipse

Sometimes its easier to watch the eclipse console instead of alt-tab into the shell window. Fortunately you can use the external tool configuration to launch play. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21730926/redirect-play-framework-2-output-to-eclipse-console/22786093#22786093 The only problem is the console does not recognize control-d so you have

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View Java Source In Eclipse for Windows – The Easy Way

In a previous post I outlined the steps to view java source code in eclipse. I have since found a much easier way to do this. Requirements: Eclipse Standard – https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/index.php Java SE Development Kit for Linux – http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html Steps: Open eclipse Create a

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View Java Source In Eclipse for Windows

As my journey into java development continues, I found an opportunity to investigate core java source code. My interest was the method String.contentEquals(). Curious in the difference between String.equals() and String.contentEquals(), look to java source code. UPDATE: View Java Source In Eclipse for

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State behavioral design pattern with previous state

I am always interested in utilizing design patterns in my development tasks.  I finally had the need to check if the state of something changed from it’s previous state.  I thought this would be the perfect use of the state

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