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Cay Horstmann's Blog: The Power and Pain of POJOs
"In the past, EJB was far too complicated for rapid development. It only made sense for "big iron" apps. But EJB3 is different. A competent developer (Elvis, not Einstein) can use it to put together a simple app quickly. The tools could be better (error handling, visual editing, JSF components), but Netbeans is reasonable and gives you one-stop shopping."
Miles to go ...: Embeddable GlassFish in Action - Servlet in a Maven project
Embeddable GlassFish in Action - Servlet in a Maven project
Miles to go ...: Embeddable GlassFish in Action - Servlet in a Maven project
Embeddable GlassFish in Action - Servlet in a Maven project
... Saving Money with JavaCAPS, From NB to GF, Mural Tutorial, EJB Performance
A compilation of today's news of interest:
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From Kevin and Mark - The recent Price Increate on Oracle Fusion has lead to a new conversion offer for Java CAPS (our SOA product built on GlassFish Server and OpenESB). Check Kevin's and OnTheRecord, these videos (beware! auto-run) and InfoWorld and TheRegister. Alexis noticed a common thread in several comments in the USER alias for GlassFish Server and explains How Configuration on NetBeans may differ from that of your deployment GlassFish Server; and what to do about it. Thanks to Swen-Helge for a pointer to this Mural/MDM tutorial. From Adam a report on Informal Performance of Remote EJB. Adam has a number of entries at his blog arguing for EJB 3(.x) as lightweight component. |
End-to-End Web Service Tutorial: Flower Application - NetBeans IDE 6.0
This tutorial shows how to create and consume a web service that delegates to an EJB.
End-to-End Web Service Tutorial: Flower Application - NetBeans IDE 6.0
This tutorial shows how to create and consume a web service that delegates to an EJB.
EJB 3.0 Enterprise Beans for the JBoss Application Server
This tutorial takes you through the basics of using NetBeans IDE 5.5 to develop an enterprise application uses EJB 3.0 technology and to deploy the application to the JBoss Application Server
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