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Mills noted that the NetBeans 7.0 download is bundled to enable developers to choose Oracle’s GlassFish or Apache Tomcat. Oracle is also now providing improved integration for NetBeans with application servers including WebLogic, GlassFish and Apache Tomcat. “As an IDE, developers can use the NetBeans platform as a GUI toolkit, providing all the window management, storage, and preference that you need for a desktop application,” Mills said. With NetBeans 7.0, Mills added that the IDE can be used as a core GUI for building desktop as well as Web applications. Mills explained that NetBeans 7.0 enables developers to target the HTML5 implementation in a specific Web browser, or for the lowest common denominator, to ensure the best cross-browser compliance. NetBeans 7.0 also provides HTML5 editing support for Web development. Mills noted that there is a new layout tool called GridBagLayout for building Swing interfaces. NetBeans 7.0 also boosts Swing development. That said, though NetBeans 7.0 introduces Java 7 support, developers can point the IDE at any version of Java that they want to run. Mills said that developers will have to download the latest preview build from. The Java 7 SDK is not included as part of the NetBeans 7.0 download. He added that a lot of the work in Java 7 is around making the language more concise. Mills explained that what Oracle has done is they’ve enabled developers to use Java 7 syntax as well as the new language contructs. The key focus of NetBeans 7.0 is Java SE 7 support. According to Mills, there are as many as 900,000 active users of NetBeans. Mills noted that the NetBeans community under Oracle’s stewardship is extremely healthy. “We want to encourage the adoption of Java.”
“The high-level of goal of NetBeans is to have a strong tooling solution and one that can track the latest and greatest in Java development,” Duncan Mills, senior director of product management at Oracle told. NetBeans 7 provides new support for the upcoming Java 7 language release, in a move that is all about fostering Java adoption.
This week Oracle continued its support for NetBeans with its third release since the Sun acquisition. The NetBeans community however is thriving under Oracle, with multiple releases and nearly a million active users. Not everyone in the open source community has had a positive experience with Oracle.
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