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If you are new to extjs then for you ExtJS is a cross-browser Javascript framework for building RIA (Rich Internet Application) based web application. It allows to use any server based technologies for building your application. In my application, I am using ExtJS 3.0 as client side technology, Java (JSP+Hibernate) as server side technology and MySQL 5.x as database. Here I will tell you how to setup the above tools and technologies. ExtJS Setup Download latest version of ExtJS from http://extjs.com/products/extjs/download.php . I am using ExtJS 3.0 in my application. If you are using 3.0 version then you can view the API Documentation online at http://extjs.com/deploy/ext-3.0-rc2/docs/ and you can download the API documentation from download page if you are using any older version than 3.0 Extract the contents to any local folders in your disk. ExtJS IDE Setup It is difficult to remember all ExtJS components and its functions, so we need an IDE for development. Although there are few...

To have jQuery Intellisense feature in Eclipse, I tried to find out the way in Google and everyone suggested to use modified version of Eclipse WTP. After doing some research I found out another way of having jQuery Intellisense in Eclipse i.e. integrating Spket IDE with Eclipse. I am using Eclipse 3.4.2 Ganymede version. Download Download and Install Spket IDE and jQuery Download Spket plugin for Eclipse using Eclipse Update Manager, from Spket update site - http://www.spket.com/update/ Once the Spket IDE is installed then download jQuery from http://jquery.com/ and save in your local disk. Configure The steps to configure jQuery Intellisense are: Open Eclipse IDE Select the menu item Window > Preferences... to open the workbench preferences. Select the Spket > JavaScript Profile preference page to display the installed JavaScript Profiles. Click the New.. button. In the Name field, type jQuery (you can type anything) as the name for the new profile. Then click OK . Click th...

Few Web Design Tools that I like are :- NVU - http://net2.com/nvu/ (Free) Pagebreeze - http://www.pagebreeze.com/ (Free) NetObjects - http://www.netobjects.com/html/essentials.html (Free)

Download the latest version of Hibernate from https://www.hibernate.org/ and extract the Zip contents to a local directory in either C: or other Drive. Download the Hibernate Synchronizer plugin for Eclipse from http://sourceforge.net/projects/hibernatesynch/ and copy the extracted files (plugin folder) to Eclipse installation folder. Download Hibertante Tools using Eclipse Update Software feature from http://download.eclipse.org/webtools/updates. The set of tools come as part of Web Tools . This can be verified by right clicking on the Hibernate Config file in your project abd viewing Hibernate Configuration 3.0 XML Editor option in the context menu. Restart the Eclipse IDE.

Go to Eclipse Update Manager Add Site http://www.springsource.org/update/e3.4 Check the Root Node If you get any error then uncheck the MyLyn option under Integrations and Resources node. Click Finish. It should install Spring IDE in Eclipse.

Orissa has a history spanning a period of over 3,000 years. The history of Orissa is in many ways atypical from that of the northern plains, and many of the common generalizations that are made about Indian history do not seem to apply to the Oriya region. The word Oriya is an anglicised version of Odia, which itself is a modern name for the Odra or Udra tribes that inhabited the central belt (Angul, Deogarh, Sundargarh, Sambalpur, Sonepur, Baudh, Balangir) of modern Orissa. Orissa has also been the home of the Kalinga and Utkal that played a particularly prominent role in the region's history, and one of the earliest references to the ancient Kalingas appears in the writings of Vedic chroniclers. In the 6th century BCE, Vedic Sutrakara Baudhayana mentions Kalinga as being beyond the Vedic fold, indicating that Brahminical influences had not yet touched the land. Unlike some other parts of India, tribal customs and traditions played a significant role in shaping political structure...