From time to time during writing JUnit testing (you’are writing test, aren’t you 
) you will need to test that do throw an exception. Have a look at methods to test such intentional expected behaviour.
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JUnit – a better way how to test intentional exception throws
September 14th, 2011 by Libor Jelinek
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Coding Etiquette
September 14th, 2011 by Libor Jelinek
Easy to follow rules improving overall code legibility and later maintenance.
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How to change look & feel of NetBeans IDE and application
September 14th, 2011 by Libor Jelinek
Standard GUI toolkit of Java is Swing. NetBeans IDE and Platform is written in Swing. It’s widely used and accepted. It’s cross-platform and it’s doesn’t look very well under (GTK+) Linux.
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Average user’s top reasons why Ubuntu rocks
September 9th, 2011 by Libor Jelinek
What the pop-music bands, hockey starts and famous actors have in common? Fans. Me, as I big Ubuntu fan, I’m always ready to argue a lots of reasons why average user should think about Ubuntu Linux. I’ve tried to list it in this post with hope that it can be useful for not-yet-Ubuntu-fans.
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JPQL in examples
September 9th, 2011 by Libor Jelinek
Quick brief example driven guide to Java Persistence Query Language (JPQL)
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Disabling any selection ListSelectionModel for JTable
September 9th, 2011 by Libor Jelinek
Unfortunatelly there’s no easy way how to disable any selection in JTable.
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Java Persistence API in non-JEE environment
September 8th, 2011 by Libor Jelinek
JPA, as a one of the most useful technology from JEE world, is commonly overlooked in Java SE enviroments. There is a lot of documentation, manuals, tutorials but most of them are aimed to JEE enviroments. Unfortunatelly some of essential concepts is different if used outside JEE. Fortunatelly most of things are simpler. In this post I would like to briefly introduce you into JPA 2.0 for Java SE heavily based on official JPA 2.0 specification in simplified “destilled” form. Read the rest of this entry »
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