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GlassFish support in NetBeans
Posted by carlavmott on November 17, 2005 at 05:33 PM | Comments (2)
Netbeans support for Java EE 5 features is under way and it's easier to run on GlassFish. Builds of the Netbeans.next release are available now and contain annotation support, persistence support, Derby database integration, GlassFish resource creation and registration as well as all NetBeans 5.0 features.
To help you get started there are a couple of tutorials. One is a simple hello world application and the other a more advanced enterprise application using Java EE 5 persistence. See the GlassFish and Netbeans Integration page for more details
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HOW CAN I DOWNLOAD JAVA EE 5 AND FROM WHERE
I AM NOT ABLE TO UNDERSTAND WHAT BINARY DOWNLOAD DOES
Posted by: smahesh_12 on December 20, 2005 at 09:25 PM
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You can download the latest promoted build of GlassFish here . I recommend that you choose a promoted build as those have more testing. Instructions for unbundling GlassFish are on that page. Once you download and unbundle GlassFish you will have a Java EE 5 application server. See the Quick Start Guide for information on how to start using GlassFish.
Posted by: carlavmott on December 21, 2005 at 11:39 AM
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