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| Re: Newbie question about newsgroups -- which newsgroups best for Java developement [message #185499 is a reply to message #185491] |
Fri, 22 December 2006 01:57   |
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Originally posted by: kwarner.uneedspeed.net
David Kerber wrote:
> In article <emf69g$nna$1@utils.eclipse.org>, kwarner@uneedspeed.net
> says...
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>>Which newsgroups are best for Java development? I looked through the subscribe list and saw nothing that looked like it was specific to Java development in Eclipse.
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>>I'm using news.eclipse.org as my news server. Is there another relevant news server???
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> Are your questions about java the java languate or about Eclipse? Sun
> has NG's for java itself.
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Just like I said -- Java development in Eclipse. Already know Java. 10 years worth of programming. Eclipse is new to me. Been using JBuilder but they are moving to use Eclipse as their IDE engine so I decided to just use Eclipse straight with no chaser -- so to speak...
I've got a book -- The Java Developer's Guide to Eclipse 2nd Ed. by a gang of 5. But I want to hook up with the Eclipse news groups appropriate to Java development with Eclipse.
So like I said, what news groups are pertinent to Java development in Eclipse?
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| Re: Newbie question about newsgroups -- which newsgroups best for Java developement [message #185507 is a reply to message #185499] |
Fri, 22 December 2006 01:59 |
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Originally posted by: kwarner.uneedspeed.net
Eclipse wrote:
> David Kerber wrote:
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>> In article <emf69g$nna$1@utils.eclipse.org>, kwarner@uneedspeed.net
>> says...
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>>> Which newsgroups are best for Java development? I looked through the
>>> subscribe list and saw nothing that looked like it was specific to
>>> Java development in Eclipse.
>>>
>>> I'm using news.eclipse.org as my news server. Is there another
>>> relevant news server???
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>> Are your questions about java the java languate or about Eclipse? Sun
>> has NG's for java itself.
>>
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> Just like I said -- Java development in Eclipse. Already know Java. 10
> years worth of programming. Eclipse is new to me. Been using JBuilder
> but they are moving to use Eclipse as their IDE engine so I decided to
> just use Eclipse straight with no chaser -- so to speak...
>
> I've got a book -- The Java Developer's Guide to Eclipse 2nd Ed. by a
> gang of 5. But I want to hook up with the Eclipse news groups
> appropriate to Java development with Eclipse.
>
> So like I said, what news groups are pertinent to Java development in
> Eclipse?
test -- please ignore -- I SAID IGNORE IT!!
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| Re: Newbie question about newsgroups -- which newsgroups best for Java developement [message #185610 is a reply to message #185531] |
Sat, 23 December 2006 15:31 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: eclipse5.rizzoweb.com
Randy D. Smith wrote:
> Eclipse wrote:
>> David Kerber wrote:
>> So like I said, what news groups are pertinent to Java development in
>> Eclipse?
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> eclipse.jdt for what you seem to be looking for, eclipse.platform if it
> turns out you're getting into the Eclipse internals.
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And this one (eclipse.newcomer) is a good place to start for the "basic"
stuff. It is a good place to read what other "fresh meat" is asking
about ;-)
Hope this helps,
Eric
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| Re: Newbie question about newsgroups -- which newsgroups best for Java developement [message #185649 is a reply to message #185610] |
Sun, 24 December 2006 23:29 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: kwarner.uneedspeed.net
Eric Rizzo wrote:
> Randy D. Smith wrote:
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>> Eclipse wrote:
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>>> David Kerber wrote:
>>> So like I said, what news groups are pertinent to Java development in
>>> Eclipse?
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>> eclipse.jdt for what you seem to be looking for, eclipse.platform if
>> it turns out you're getting into the Eclipse internals.
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> And this one (eclipse.newcomer) is a good place to start for the "basic"
> stuff. It is a good place to read what other "fresh meat" is asking
> about ;-)
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> Hope this helps,
> Eric
Fresh Meat is my middle name :-)
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