'Netbeans' Tag

  • Aug
    31
    2009

    Featuring Zembly (including Netbeans plugin)

    Online Widget development
    Zembly is an online platform, where you can create your own Widgets and publish your own RESTfull webservices. If you already have a SUN webaccount, you can login and maintain your applications. It is also possible to use other public Widgets and services from other Zembly users. There are several services available from [...]

    posted in Netbeans, SOA/EDA architecture by Steve Liem

  • Jul
    20
    2009

    OSGi plugin for Netbeans

    I found a cool simple OSGi plugin for Netbeans.
    You can download it from Sourceforge.
    A user manual is included.
    The plugin generates a “ready to use” OSGi Bundle project.
    It supports code completion for OSGi MANIFEST.MF, which is the source for version control, dependencies, and so on.
    Also all kinds of OSGi containers are supported like Felix and Knopflerfish.
    One [...]

    posted in Netbeans, SOA/EDA architecture by Steve Liem

  • Jun
    03
    2009

    Issues with redeploying EJB3 components

    EJB’s, Netbeans and Glassfish
    Most developers who are familiar with Netbeans, know that it is really easy to setup an EJB project. Netbeans generates an EJB3 component including an (local and / or remote) interface. These components can be simple and small, but can also be enormously large if you include a complete persistence layer based [...]

    posted in GlassFish Application Server, Netbeans by Steve Liem

  • Apr
    14
    2009

    Telecom Service Provider Builds Flexible, Cost-Effective SOA with the Open-Source Sun GlassFish ESB

    Founded in 1996, Pretium Telecom is a large provider of fixed telephony in the Netherlands. The company’s 130 employees provide traditional, low-cost services to over 200,000 customers, along with a soon-to-be released Voice over IP (VoIP) and broadband offerings. Pretium Telecom is based in Haarlem, a city near Amsterdam. Pretium Telecom opted to replace its [...]

    posted in GlassFish Application Server, GlassFish ESB, Netbeans by Ruben van der Zwan

  • Mar
    24
    2009

    Netbeans 6.5.1. now available…

    Netbeans 6.5.1. is now available for download.

    This is a minor release that bundles Glassfish v2.1 instead of Glassfish v2.
    This release incorporates the Netbeans v6.5 patches and bugfixes.

    The 6.5.1 release provides enhanced support for web frameworks (Hibernate, Spring, JSF, JPA), the GlassFish application server, and databases. [...]

    posted in Netbeans by Steve Liem

  • Mar
    02
    2009

    Netbeans 6.7 milestone 2 available

    The NetBeans team has announced the availability of NetBeans IDE 6.7 Milestone 2 (M2).
    Download NetBeans IDE 6.7 Milestone 2
    A lot of improvements and features have become available to the community.
    Highlights of this release include:

    Maven

    - Improved code completion for Maven plugin parameters
    - Profiling of Maven based J2EE applications
    - Support for Web Services creation and consumption

    Performance [...]

    posted in Netbeans by Thijs Volders

  • Dec
    11
    2008

    From XSD to Webservice with Netbeans

    Often an XSD is supplied by an external or internal employee with purpose to create a Web service.
    In this article I will step by step explain how to create a webservice with merly a XSD.
    Step 1: Create an EJB module
    Click File> new project, then select the group “Java EE ” and the option EJB module.
    In [...]

    posted in Netbeans by Joost Hofman

 


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