It is assumed that the reader knows how to create an Enterprise Application and to add J2EE modules into it. To know more click here. So you created an Enterprise Application and added an EJB module and a Web module to it. Here we will discuss how to call a “Session Bean” from the web module.... more »

Normally it is a good practice to have class variables declared as private and use non private “getter and setter” methods to access them. This is otherwise called as “Data Encapsulation” in Object Oriented Programming.... more »

NetBeans has a very rich set of features which allow users to generate code or templates. There are a variety of cases where user can generate code using NetBeans IDE. Here we will discuss an easy way to generate overriding methods in sub classes.... more »

NetBeans IDE is very useful for J2EE application development. It provides support for developing EJB, WebServices, JSP, Servlets along with the J2EE components. Here is an introduction of developing JSP pages using NetBeans IDE.... more »

Efficient programs always need locating the bugs and fixing those. Basic meaning of debugging a program is to run through the code with the Interpreter. Debugging enables the user to see whether the path of execution is as per his expectations or same as the path meant for them and only through them. When a programmer says he has debugged the program, ... more »

This tutorial provides a step-by-step walk-through of how to use the Netbeans Module for Java Web Start. The tutorial illustrates how to install the plug-in module. You then take the GUI form examples created with Matisse and enable Java Web Start functionality for the projects. Finally, you assemble, deploy, and debug this application in Netbeans IDE 5.0.... more »

Charles Ditzel has an interesting blog entry on this issue. One of the reasons I find it interesting is because he uses content from posters on Javalobby to support most of his arguments. I would be very interested in hearing the comments of the people who wrote the posts that he uses to support his arguments.... more »

Despite the two puff pieces this week that serve marketing needs rather than offer up journalistic balance and serve to educate, two modern computing myths are slowly crumbling under the weight of reality. The two myths are:... more »

Petr Pisl has released the 0.2 version of the Seam NetBeans plugin (man, he is so conservative with version numbers! ). It works with Seam 1.2.1 GA (w/ deployment to JBoss AS 4.0.5 GA). Petr has also fixed a few Windows bugs. It is essentially the same plugin we demonstrated at JavaOne. Please visit [...]... more »