This is a quick guide to setting up an IDE for Rust using RustDT. Familiarity with Linux and root access is assumed. Modify commands to suit your preferences, paths, and/or the latest versions.
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This post is a follow-up to HOWTO: script WebSphere AS 8.5.5 internet install and describes the post-install steps to create a development workspace.
The clean install described in the previous post requires further configuration before you can start the server and deploy applications.
This post describes how to perform a scripted install of a WebSphere Application Server (WAS) development environment from the internet. This is adequate if you want automated installation that will be repeated infrequently. Prior knowledge of WAS, Eclipse and Linux is assumed.
IBM has at least three offerings for basic Java EE development:
The scripts described here install the first two options with IDE tooling and Java 7. Eclipse Juno is the latest release with this level of WDT support.
Formally, the following are installed:
The Eclipse JavaScript Development Tools allow step-through-debugging of JavaScript files using a provided Rhino instance. The Wiki describes how to utilise Eclipse plugins to connect your own embedded Rhino context to Eclipse.
Versions: Java 7; Rhino 1.7R4; Eclipse Juno (4.2) SR1 (Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers).
The method System.console()
can return null if there is no console device present. This
comes as a surprise to people when they run
their code in an IDE. This post is about overcoming such problems.
A quick HOWTO on setting up Rational Application Developer 7 as a Subversion client on Fedora 8.
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