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EasyEclipse packages together Eclipse, the open-source software development platform, and selected open source plugins. We select, assemble, test, patch, build installers and document a full IDE, offered as reliable distributions and plugins. EasyEclipse is: * Free and open-source, * Easy to download and install, and * Simple to maintain, without version and dependency issues.

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This two page Google Cheat Sheet lists all Google services and tools as well as background information. The Cheat Sheet offers a great reference to grasp of basic to advance Google query building concepts and ideas.

This article guides you through the AJAX basics and gives you two simple hands-on examples to get you started.

Wink is a Tutorial and Presentation creation software, primarily aimed at creating tutorials on how to use software (like a tutor for MS-Word/Excel etc). Using Wink you can capture screenshots, add explanations boxes, buttons, titles etc and generate a highly effective tutorial for your users.

Easy Peasy Unless you've been hiding in a cave for the last few years, you've heard about XML - it's the toolkit that more and more Web publishers are switching to for content markup. You may even have seen an XML document in action, complete with user-defined tags and markup, and you might have wondered how on earth one converts that tangled mess of code into human-readable content. The answer is, not easily. While PHP has included support for the two standard methods of parsing (read: making sense of) XML - SAX and DOM - since version 4.0, the complexity and inherent geekiness of these methods often turned off all but the most dedicated XML developers. All that has changed, however, with PHP 5.0, which introduces a brand-spanking-new XML extension named SimpleXML that takes all (and I do mean all) the pain out of processing XML documents. Keep reading, and find out how.

Using SOAP with Java �part1 Hello welcome to the first part of my 3 series articles on developing SOAP based applications using Java. This series is not a detailed description of SOAP protocol but just a quick-start tutorial to demonstrate how we can use Java and SOAP together. In the fist part I will cover the basic anatomy of SOAP, the installation of Apache SOAP 2.2 and configuration issues with Jakarta Tomcat 3.2.1 and develop, deploy and execute a very basic SOAP application. In part 2 of the series, I will develop a more complex Java bean based SOAP service and in part 3, I will give you an idea about other complex aspects of SOAP. Right then, lets begin. Anatomy of SOAP

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[suggested title: ``Understanding the Command line''] In past columns, I've talked a lot about the Perl language, but haven't ever said much about perl at the Unix shell command line. So, let's fix that, by looking at some commonly used command-line constructs for Perl.

Command line Perl scripts for various purposes, such as HTML processing. Many of the examples work on STDIN.

Command line Perl for sysadmins

Gmail is hands-down the best web-based email service on the ‘net. Conversation threads, search, tagging, and keyboard shortcuts have completely revolutionized the way I look at my inbox. I manage all of my email from my personal Gmail inbox, including the daily flood of Lifehacker messages. At this point, I can’t imagine a program I could use to manage my email any more efficiently.

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Google Maps API Basic Tutorial