'Netbeans' Category

  • Jun
    22
    2010

    Calling a webservice inside JCaps 6

    Assume we have a webservice. The first thing to do is to get a copy of the WSDL file of the service. Then inside Netbeans:

    Select “File system” and click “Next >”. Locate the WSDL, and accept all default settings by clicking through the whole wizzard. The result:

    Implementation
    Next, create a new Collaboration Definition (JCD) inside the [...]

    posted in GlassFish, GlassFish ESB, Netbeans by Steve Liem Steve Liem

  • Jun
    11
    2010

    Java CAPS 5 versus CAPS 6

    JCAPS 6 uses the JBI runtime environment of OpenESB, which runs on Glassfish.
    On the other side JCAPS 6 also uses design time tools inside Netbeans.
    All JCaps projects are managed inside a JCaps repository. Netbeans gives support
    regarding the JCaps repository and Service environments, where all the integration magic happens.
    OpenESB is the umbrella project that takes the [...]

    posted in GlassFish, GlassFish ESB, Netbeans by Steve Liem Steve Liem

  • May
    18
    2010

    Changing default JDK inside Netbeans

    Inside the IDE we have the menu Tools –> Java Platforms. Here we can assign more JDK locations. But we can’t assign a default JDK. There is no interface button for this.
    The way to assign a default JDK is to go to the Netbeans install location {root}/netbeans/etc and edit the file netbeans.conf.
    # (see http://wiki.netbeans.org/wiki/view/FaqGCPauses)
    # [...]

    posted in GlassFish, Netbeans by Steve Liem Steve Liem

  • May
    03
    2010

    NetBeans 6.8 adding SOA plug-in ( database )

    Unfortunately Netbeans 6.8 lost the availability for the SOA plugin (and the UML plugin ).
    To get these plug-ins back just follow these steps as they are still available in the update center of the 6.8M1version of Netbeans. 
    1. Go to ”Plugins” dialog:  ”Tools” >”Plugins”
    2. Go to “Settings” tab
    3. Add a new update center:
    - Name: NetBeans plugins 6.8M1
    - URL: http://updates.netbeans.org/netbeans/updates/6.8/uc/m1/dev/catalog.xml.gz 
    4. Go to “Available [...]

    posted in GlassFish, Netbeans by Thomas Tromp Thomas Tromp

  • Apr
    27
    2010

    Building OpenESB v2 Composite Applications with Maven

    In my current project I have set up a continuous integration environment consisting of Subversion, Maven, Nexus and Hudson and four servers (development, test, acceptance and production). The idea is to take away as much developer responsibilities concerning library and version management as possible, as well as facilitating an error prone mechanism to test and [...]

    posted in GlassFish, Netbeans by Wouter van Reeven Wouter van Reeven

  • Mar
    25
    2010

    Oracle + Sun strategy on Java

    The best news is that Java is safe. Nothing will change negatively. Oracle want’s to even invest more money to extend and innovate all Java standards. Oracle also announced there will be a JavaOne conference this year. (being co-located with Oracle Open World Se 19-23, 2010) They also announced additional JavaOne tours across Brazil, Russia, [...]

    posted in GlassFish, Netbeans by Steve Liem Steve Liem

  • Jan
    28
    2010

    Oracle onthult strategie Sun software plan

    In een ruim 5 uur durende presentatie heeft Oracle gisteren haar volledige strategie rondom hardware en software, gevoed door de overname van Sun Microsystems, aan de rest van de wereld gepresenteerd. Voor enkele miljoenen kijkende mensen wereldwijd werd vanaf 18:00 Nederlandse tijd de grootste webcast ooit gehouden. Conclusie: Oracle gaat met grote vaart enorm investeren [...]

    posted in GlassFish Application Server, GlassFish ESB, Glassfish Web Space Server, Netbeans, SOA/EDA architecture, Strategy by Ruben van der Zwan Ruben van der Zwan

  • 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 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 Steve Liem

  • Jul
    09
    2009

    NetBeans 6.7 Released

    The final Netbeans 6.7 version can be downloaded here.
    The feature overview with lots of screenshots is located here.

    posted in Netbeans by Thomas Tromp Thomas Tromp

 


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