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Monday, January 20, 2003 |
A preview release of JDeveloper 9.0.4 is due out any day now on OTN. The key focus of the 9.0.4 maintenance release was improving performance of the IDE, in addition to moving to JDK 1.4 as the default JDK for running the IDE, but there are small number of new features as well. This is not an exhaustive list, but from memory, I know we're talking about:
- Interactive syntax error highlighting and visual method/member separators in the code editor
- New RANGE_PAGING mode for BC4J VO's to leverage the database for page-by-page iteration
- Enhanced EO and VO editors so you can edit all attribute properties in the same editor
- New integrated Oracle Designer generator to (re)generate BC4J AM's, VO's, and EO's with a Designer module component design from a Designer Repository connection/workarea.
Of course, a good number of bug fixes are included in the 9.0.4 release as well.
10:50:25 AM 
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 If you have an application workspace that consists of several projects, sometimes the System Navigator is not the best view of the "world" for you because it can get too crowded. By selecting a particular project and clicking on the Display in New Navigator button as shown here, you can create a new navigator tab that only displays that one project, allowing you to focus your attention on just the details in that one project. Of course, you can repeat this so that you have one tab per project, and if you like, you can even hide the System Navigator. You can always bring it back again if you need it later.
10:01:58 AM
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