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Monday, October 10, 2005

Three of the many, many cool new features in the JDeveloper 10.1.3 IDE that I find myself using over and over as I work on the 10.1.3 JSF version of the ADF Toy Store Demo this week:

  • New Class Browser

    In most places where you need to enter a class name, you can now browse using the new class browser. It supports typing just a part of the name of the class you want to find -- including wildcard matching support! -- and its just so much faster to find what you need than the old tree-based package navigation approach we had before.
  • Edit | Copy Path... (Ctrl-Shift-C)

    This features lets you click on any node in your project (including java package nodes), and copy its fully-qualified path to the clipboard. This makes it easy to open files in other programs, or to quickly change directory in a shell window to a directory full of packages.

  • Run | Clean Project...

    This lets you get a clean build of your project (or workspace) by blowing away the contents of the outpath (typically the <YourProjectName>/classes directory). This way, there aren't any bits and pieces lying around that might cause trouble when you do a clean build, say, from an Ant build file later...

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