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Tutorial: CRUD on an existing database using Portofino 4.Date: | Modified: | Tags: eclipse | 10 CommentsHow to use the mingw gdb debugger with Eclipse 3.2 / CDT 3.1.

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Video tutorial: CRUD on an existing database using Portofino 4.

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How to use Eclipse to write and debug Groovy scripts.Configuring Hibernate programmatically, for real - part 2.Portofino 4 reference manual published!.How to create a Blog in Portofino 4 - part 5.How to create a Blog in Portofino 4 - part 4.How to create a Blog in Portofino 4 - part 3.How to create a Blog in Portofino 4 - part 2.CKEditor: 'Browse server' for a large number of resources.Configuring Hibernate programmatically, for real.A CMS without a database is good for versioning.During realization of this post I used the latest version of Eclipse Juno and the bundle 'Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers'. With Eclipse we can debug Groovy scripts, browse and search classes, have syntax highlighting, auto-completion, import and automatic functions refactoring. But the use of an IDE such as Eclipse, facilitates to create and edit xml pages, jsp and groovy scripts. Why use an IDE? Portofino can be managed only through a browser and, optionally, with a text editor. Therefore we can harness the power of the IDE and to maintain the capability to make changes on the live system without redeploy. In this post we propose the idea to create a project that points to the web application running under Tomcat. This is certainly possible even with Portofino, but it has two drawbacks: first redeployment is slow and second this life cycle loses the capability of Groovy scripts to be edited on live systems. The traditional development of a web application in Eclipse requires the creation of a web project and its deployment on an application server such as Tomcat. In this post we are going to see how to develop applications using Eclipse and Portofino 4.

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