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Friday, April 29, 2016

Java EE 8, What is the Current Status: Case Study for Completed Work Since Late 2015

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For anyone who pays close attention to Java EE, it has become clear in the past six months that there has been a decline of activity...espec...
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Thursday, April 07, 2016

NetBeans Java EE Tip #7: Overlooked Java Class and XHTML Editor Shortcuts

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Sometimes the most helpful features of an IDE are the most overlooked.  In this post, I will outline five NetBeans Java and XHTML editor sh...
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Saturday, March 19, 2016

NetBeans Java EE Tip #6: Create WebSocket Endpoint

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The introduction of WebSocket support with the release of Java EE 7 provided a means for utilizing full duplex communication in your Java EE...
Friday, March 11, 2016

NetBeans Java EE Tip #5 - Custom Bean Validation Constraints

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Bean Validation was added to the Java EE platform with the release of Java EE 6.  It brings a standard means of easily performing annotation...
Friday, March 04, 2016

NetBeans Java EE Tip #4 - RESTful Web Service JavaScript Client

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In NetBeans Java EE Tip #3 , I demonstrated how easy it is to create a RESTful web service using NetBeans.  In this tip, we will take a look...
Friday, February 26, 2016

NetBeans Java EE Tip #3: RESTful Web Services from Database

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Many modern web applications are moving towards the use of stateless communications using HTTP.  The REST (Representational State Transfer) ...
Wednesday, February 17, 2016

NetBeans Java EE Tip #2: JPQL Syntax Checking

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When using JPA (Java Persistence API), one of the most common ways to query entity classes is to utilize JPQL (Java Persistence Query Langua...
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Wednesday, February 10, 2016

NetBeans Java EE Tip #1 - Entity Classes From Database

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The NetBeans IDE is an excellent choice for developing applications of all kind.  Specifically, I use it on a daily basis for developing and...
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Monday, February 08, 2016

A Look at the Upcoming JSF 2.3 Push Support

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As mentioned in previous posts, there are a number of enhancements being added to the next release of JavaServer Faces (Mojarra).  JSF 2.3 i...
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Monday, December 28, 2015

Utilizing the JSF 2.3 f:convertDateTime Tag with the Java 8 Date-Time API

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One of the features that is in-progress for the upcoming JSF 2.3 release is support for the Java 8 Date-Time API.  This support was added to...
Tuesday, December 08, 2015

Jython - Mature, but Fresh!

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The Jython team has been doing a lot of work over the years to maintain one of the most mature alternative languages for the JVM.  Jython i...
Thursday, October 01, 2015

CJUG Adopt-A-JSR - September 2015 Meetup

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On Tuesday, September 29th, the Chicago Java User Group (CJUG) held its second online only session that focused on the Adopt-a-JSR initiativ...
Friday, June 05, 2015

Utilizing the Java 8 Date-Time API with JSF and Java EE 7

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If you are using Java 8 with Java EE 7, then there may be some quirks that you run into when trying to utilize some of the Java 8 new featur...
Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Getting Started with Jython 2.7 in NetBeans IDE 8.0.2

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The Jython 2.7 release is on the horizon.  In fact, Jython 2.7 release candidates are available from the Jython site at the time of this wr...
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Josh Juneau
Jakarta EE/Java EE developer and database administrator. Author of technical books and articles. Podcaster, part of the 'Off Heap' and 'Stackd' podcast crews.
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