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Build 4 of the JDK 19 early-access builds was also made available this past week, featuring updates from Build 3 that include fixes to various issues. The former was included in Spring Framework versions 5. Bilan explains that this concept was originally implemented almost ten years ago, writing:. But the solution was pretty cumbersome especially for protocol-specific channel adapters and the burden of support has grown tremendously.

This latest implementation is fully based on already-mature Java DSL and its builder pattern support. Oracle has released Helidon 2. Hibernate Search 6. Final was released to include fixes for: a use case of a cyclic dependency using the mass indexer; an occasional NullPointerException on shutdown; retrieving additional metadata for properties that are not used by Hibernate Search; and missing images and syntax highlighting with example code in the documentation.

On the road to Hibernate Search 6. Version 6. Beta2 is also compatible with Elasticsearch versions 5. Version 7. Further details may be found in the release notes. JReleaser 0. This release contains breaking changes and is considered the last push to version 1.

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You need to Register an InfoQ account or Login or login to post comments. But there's so much more behind being registered. Like Print Bookmarks. Jan 10, 3 min read by Michael Redlich. JDK 18 Build 30 of the JDK 18 early access builds was made available this past week, featuring updates from Build 29 that include fixes to various issues. JDK 19 Build 4 of the JDK 19 early-access builds was also made available this past week, featuring updates from Build 3 that include fixes to various issues.

Bilan explains that this concept was originally implemented almost ten years ago, writing: You, perhaps, heard about our old attempt to make a Groovy DSL on top of Spring Integration XML support.

Helidon Oracle has released Helidon 2. Hibernate Hibernate Search 6. JHipster Version 7. JReleaser JReleaser 0. About the Author Michael Redlich. This book will not only show you time-saving tricks, keyboard shortcuts and other productivity enhancements possible with NetBeans, it will take you through the major Java EE APIs and how to get them working in the NetBeans environment.

Developing applications that take advantage of JavaServer Faces is also covered in detail, including how to generate standard JSF applications from an existing database schema.

In this chapter, we will cover how to get started with NetBeans, topics covered in this chapter include:. Although initially the NetBeans IDE could only be used to develop Java applications, as of version 6 NetBeans supports several programming languages, either by built-in support or by installing additional plugins.

In this book, we will be focusing on the Java EE development capabilities of NetBeans, and how to take advantage of NetBeans features to help us develop Java EE applications more efficiently. We will see how NetBeans allows us to visually create web applications using the JavaServer Faces framework via its visual web development tool.

In addition to web development, we will also see how NetBeans allows us to add business methods to a stateless or stateful session bean in one shot, without having to add the method both to the bean and to its business interface, and how to easily develop web services.

We will also cover how to easily write both EJB and web service clients by taking advantage of some very nice NetBeans features. Before taking advantage of all of the above NetBeans features, we of course need to have NetBeans installed, as covered in the next section. At the time of writing, NetBeans 6. NetBeans download bundles contain different NetBeans Packs that provide different levels of functionality.

The following table summarizes the different available NetBeans packs and describes the functionality they provide. Includes features for development of Java Standard Edition applications, as well as web and Java Enterprise Edition and mobile applications. To follow the examples in this book, either the Java or the All Pack is needed. The screenshots in this book were taken with the All Pack. NetBeans may look slightly different if the Java Pack is used, particularly, some menu items might be missing.

To download a version of NetBeans to be used under one of these platforms, an OS independent version of NetBeans is available for download. Although the OS-independent version of NetBeans can be executed in all of the supported platforms, it is recommended to obtain the platform-specific version of NetBeans for your platform.

The NetBeans download page should detect the operating system being used to access it, and the appropriate platform should be selected by default.

If this is not the case, or if you are downloading NetBeans with the intention of installing it in another workstation on another platform, the correct platform can be selected from the drop-down labeled, appropriately enough, Platform. Once the correct platform has been selected, we need to click on the appropriate download button for the NetBeans pack we wish to install; for Java EE development, we need either the Java or the All Pack.

NetBeans will then be downloaded to a directory of our choosing. Java EE applications need to be deployed to an application server. GlassFish is a percent Java EE compliant application server.

We will be using the bundled GlassFish application server to deploy and execute our examples. Since this book is aimed at experienced Java Developers, we will not spend much time explaining how to install and configure the JDK, since we can safely assume the target market for the book more than likely has a JDK installed.

NetBeans installation varies slightly between the supported platforms. In the following few sections we'll look at how to install NetBeans on each supported platform.

For Microsoft Windows platforms, NetBeans is downloaded as an executable file named something like netbeans To install NetBeans on Windows platforms, simply navigate to the folder where NetBeans was installed and double-click on the executable file that was downloaded. For Mac OS X, the downloaded file is called something like netbeans In order to install NetBeans, navigate to the location where the file was downloaded and double-click on it. These four packages need to be installed individually; they can be installed by simply double-clicking on each one of them.

Please note that GlassFish must be installed before. For Linux and Solaris, NetBeans is downloaded in the form of a shell script. The name of the file will be something like netbeans Before NetBeans can be installed in these platforms, the downloaded file needs to be made executable, this can be done in the command line by navigating to the directory where the NetBeans installer was downloaded and executing the following command:.

Substitute filename. Again, substitute filename. For other platforms, NetBeans can be downloaded as a platform independent zip file.

The name of the zip file will be something like netbeans To install NetBeans on one of these platforms, simply extract the zip file to any suitable directory. Even though the way to execute the installer varies slightly between platforms, the installer behaves in a similar way between all of them. One exception is the Mac OS X installer.

Another exception is the platform-independent zip file; in this case there is essentially no installer. Installing this version of NetBeans consists of extracting the zip file to any suitable directory. After executing the NetBeans installation file for our platform, we should see a window similar to the one illustrated in the following screenshot:.

The packs shown may vary depending on the NetBeans pack that was downloaded, the previous screen shot is for the All pack. NetBeans is dual licensed. We can either select new values for these or take the provided defaults.

The installer will now prompt us for an installation directory, JDK and other information for the GlassFish 2 application server, usually the defaults are sensible, but we can change them if we have a reason to. After NetBeans and all related components have been installed, the installer indicates a successful installation.

We should see the NetBeans splash screen while it is starting up. NetBeans defaults to showing this start page every time it is started, if we don't wish for this page to be displayed automatically every time NetBeans is started, we can disable this behavior by unchecking the checkbox labeled Show on Startup at the bottom of the page.

We can always get the start page back by going to Help Start Page. We can also integrate NetBeans with several versions of Tomcat. To do so, we need to take the following steps:. In this section we will illustrate how to integrate NetBeans with JBoss 4. The procedure is very similar for other application servers or servlet containers. First, we need to click on the tab labeled Services , it can be found at the top-right of the NetBeans main window.

Next, we need to right-click on the node labeled Servers in the tree inside the Services tab, and select Add Server If more than one driver class is found in the JAR file, the correct one can be selected from the drop-down menu labeled Driver Class.

We need to click the OK button to add the driver to NetBeans. After clicking the OK button, NetBeans may ask us to select a database schema. We can connect to it by right-clicking on it, selecting Connect from the resulting pop-up, then entering our username and password for the database if we chose not to allow NetBeans to "remember" the password when we added the database. To make sure everything is configured correctly, we will now deploy one of the sample applications to the integrated GlassFish application server that comes with NetBeans.

Once we have selected Visual JSF from the categories list, a list of projects is displayed in the Projects list. For this example we need to select the Corporate Travel Center project. Typically the defaults are sensible. At this point we should see the output of the build script. The application server and RDBMS will only be started the first time we deploy our project, therefore the delay due to their initialization will not occur in subsequent deployments.

The HTTP monitor is a tool that helps us better develop web applications by providing values of request parameters, request, session and application attributes, request headers, and so on. The HTTP monitor will be discussed in detail in the next chapter. As soon as our application was deployed, a new browser should have automatically started, displaying the default page for our new application.

We can select the browser that NetBeans will use by going to Tools Options , then selecting the appropriate browser from the Web Browser drop-down in the General tab. The application uses the Woodstock JSF components that are bundled with NetBeans, and interacts with data stored in the sample travel database included with NetBeans. If our browser is displaying a page similar to the one above, then we can be certain that NetBeans, GlassFish, and JavaDB are all working properly and we are ready to start developing our own Java EE applications.

In the following few sections we'll cover some of the most useful features. Code completion also works for variable types and method return values. For example, if we want to declare a variable of type java. NetBeans will try to complete with types in any packages we have imported in our class. As we can see in the previous screenshot, NetBeans displays JavaDoc for the class we select from the code completion options.