eclipse-scala-tools provides some small Eclipse plug-ins for Scala. It supplements ScalaIDE for Eclipse. The current version of eclipse-scala-tools provides features that support SBT.
See details about eclipse-scala-tools at the following URL:
New features in eclipse-scala-tools 0.0.2:
I hope it helps your Scala development!
New features in this release:
See details about AmaterasUML at:
http://amateras.sourceforge.jp/cgi-bin/fswiki_en/wiki.cgi?page=AmaterasUML
See details about new features in AmaterasUML 1.3.3 at:
http://sourceforge.jp/projects/amateras/wiki/AmaterasUML_1_3_3
Download AmaterasUML 1.3.3 from:
http://sourceforge.jp/projects/amateras/downloads/52922/AmaterasUML_1.3.3.zip/
Enjoy your development!
eclipse-scala-tools is some small Eclipse plug-ins for Scala. It supplements ScalaIDE for Eclipse.
In the initial release of eclipse-scala-tools provides SBT 0.7.x support on Eclipse.
You can create a SBT project using wizard.
Run SBT command from the context menu of the project. You can also migrate existing SBT projects by 'Migrate SBT Project to Eclipse'.
By this plug-in, we would be able to use SBT with Eclipse without special method such as Eclipsify.
I'm planning to add some more features to eclipse-scala-tools such as unit testing support.
Mirage is a simple SQL centric database access library. See the following URL to know about Mirage:
New features in Mirage 1.1.3:
This release contains the first release of mirage-scala. This is a wrapper of Mirage for Scala.
I have tested so many features and patterns in mirage-scala. However I couldn't believe how interface is best for mirage-scala. So I decided to release with minimum features in the first release. mirage-scala has not enough features now, however it will be expanded in the future.
I hope Mirage helps your development. Enjoy!
I started working for mirage-scala that is Scala binding of Mirage. mirage-scala works as wrapper of Mirage and provides the best interface to access to the database using Mirage for Scala.
This is a simple example to query using mirage-scala:
// A class that mapped to ResultList
class Book (
val bookId: Int,
val bookName: String,
val author: String,
val price: Int
)
// get Session and SqlManager
val session: Session = SessionFactory.getSession()
val sqlManager: SqlManager = session.getSqlManager()
// begin transaction
session.begin()
try {
val books: List[Book] = sqlManager.getResultList(
classOf[Book], Sql("""
SELECT BOOK_ID, BOOK_NAME, AUTHOR, PRICE
FROM BOOK
/*IF author!=null*/
WHERE AUTHOR = /*author*/
/*END*/
"""), Map("author"->"Naoki Takezoe"))
books.foreach { book =>
println("bookId: " + book.bookId)
println("bookName: " + book.bookName)
println("author: " + book.author)
println("price: " + book.price)
println("--")
}
// commit transaction
session.commit()
} catch {
// rollback transaction
ex: Exception => session.rollback()
}
A most important feature of Mirage is dynamic SQL template named 2waySQL. In Mirage, you have to create it as an external file on the classpath. However in mirage-scala, you can write it inline using multi-line string literal. Of course, you can also use an external file as following:
val result: List[Book] = sqlManager.getResultList(
classOf[Book],
SqlFile("META-INF/selectBooks.sql"),
Map("author"->"Naoki Takezoe"))
mirage-scala is still under development. I'm evaluating APIs feaibility. So APIs might be changed considerably in the release version.
New features in Mirage 1.1.2:
This release does not contain so big new features. However it can be used in more large fields such as small web applications by connection-pooling in standalone usage.
I wish that Mirage helps your development. Enjoy!
New features in this release:
See details about AmaterasERD at:
http://amateras.sourceforge.jp/cgi-bin/fswiki_en/wiki.cgi?page=AmaterasERD
See details about new features in AmaterasERD 1.0.8 at:
http://sourceforge.jp/projects/amateras/wiki/AmaterasERD_1_0_8
You can download AmaterasERD 1.0.8 from:
http://sourceforge.jp/projects/amateras/downloads/50912/net.java.amateras.db_1.0.8.jar/
Enjoy your development!