JSF 2 and CDI with Netbeans and Glassfish

Andy Gibson has written a nice tutorial to help you get started with JSF 2 and CDI using Netbeans and Glassfish. It's great to see that both Netbeans and Intellij 9 already have excellent support for Java EE 6.

Tags: Contexts and Dependency Injection | Java EE 6 | JavaServer Faces

Created: 18. Dec 2009, 01:35 CET (Gavin King)

Last Modified: 18. Dec 2009, 01:37 CET (Gavin King)

4 comments:

18. Dec 2009, 15:20 CET | Link

Claus Hausberger | chausberger(AT)ŋmx.de

@Gavin: Thanks for the link. It's great stuff. I've been playing with Netbeans 6.8 and JEE 6 lately and it absolutely rocks. All, the IDE, JEE 6 (incl. CDI) and Glassfish V3.

Do you have any plans to provide better support for Seam in the future for Netbeans? Beside JEE 6 I don't need much but I am sure Seam 3 will be great. But I do not want to go back to Eclipse :-)

23. Dec 2009, 01:40 CET | Link

Andy Gibson | contact(AT)andygibson.net

Hey Gavin, thanks for the link,

Cheers,

Andy Gibson

27. Dec 2009, 11:42 CET | Link

Gavin King | gavin.king(AT)gmail.com

Claus Hausberger wrote on Dec 18, 2009 09:20:
@Gavin: Thanks for the link. It's great stuff. I've been playing with Netbeans 6.8 and JEE 6 lately and it absolutely rocks. All, the IDE, JEE 6 (incl. CDI) and Glassfish V3. Do you have any plans to provide better support for Seam in the future for Netbeans? Beside JEE 6 I don't need much but I am sure Seam 3 will be great. But I do not want to go back to Eclipse :-)

You'll have to ask the Netbeans team about that :-)

07. Sep 2010, 08:11 CET | Link

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