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Android FAQ: How do I start the Android command line tool (so I can interact with my Android emulator or device)?

You start the Android command line with the adb shell command:

adb shell

This makes at least two assumptions:

1. You have the Android SDK installed.
2. You have an Android emulator (or physical device) running.

When you start the adb shell, you'll see a very simple prompt that looks like this:

Continuous integration is a key to a quality build process for any multi-developer software development project. I can't say it much better than the way Martin Fowler describes it, so I'll just include a portion of his summary here:

Continuous Integration is a software development practice where members of a team integrate their work frequently, usually each person integrates at least daily - leading to multiple integrations per day.

Here's a link to a tool named JSmooth that lets you create Windows executable files from standard Java JAR files. It looks like this can make the installation process on the Windows platform much more friendly.

Keith Wood has written a book about the JBuilder OpenTools, appropriately named "Inside the JBuilder OpenTools API". Here is a link to his site, and here is an even more direct link to the JBuilder OpenTools code samples he has on his site.