In Eclipse, pressing ctrl-shift-l (l as in lima) will show you available shortcut keybindings in the current context. Sweet. 🙂 Found through this post over at Cedric Otakus blog.
Update: Doesn’t really seem to work does it? 😉 I’m suspecting Cedric has emacs bindings on. Check out http://eclipse-tools.sourceforge.net/Keyboard_shortcuts_(3.0).pdf for a reference sheet of the default keybindings.
Sun has an in-depth article about validation for JavaBeans properties here. It discusses some possibilities I actually didn’t know was possible, before it moves on to describing a solution using annotations.
With all the noise that’s been lately about Firefox beeing in problems because of lack of further development, it’s no sursprise that Ben Goodger answers. I guess we’ll just have to trust him. 🙂 It would be quite unbelievable if the first real rival to Internet Explorer in years were to disappear after having made a relatively large impact on the market.