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NewNet
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 Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 6:52 am Post subject: NetBean 6.8 and JSF2.0 and glassfish v3 |
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hi all,
I use Netbean 6.8 on mean time , it looks like my netBean only suppose JSF 1.2 . what I need to add inorder let the NetBean suppose JSF 2.0?
alos the Net Bean 6.8 come with V2 . how can I let it work with V3
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troy giunipero
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| Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 9:49 am Post subject: Re: NetBean 6.8 and JSF2.0 and glassfish v3 |
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The NetBeans 6.8 Java bundle includes GlassFish v3 as well. If you didn't install it with NetBeans, no matter. You can download it from:
Then register it with NetBeans (Choose Tools > Servers, click the 'Add Server' button in the Servers window...).
When you create a new project (Ctrl-Shift-N), in Step 3, select 'Java EE 6 Web'.
hope this helps,
troy
On 6/2/10 8:52 AM, NewNet wrote: | Quote: | | Quote: | hi all,
I use Netbean 6.8 on mean time , it looks like my netBean only suppose JSF 1.2 . what I need to add inorder let the NetBean suppose JSF 2.0?
alos the Net Bean 6.8 come with V2 . how can I let it work with V3
Thank you [Wink]
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Jeff Rubinoff
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| Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 10:05 am Post subject: Re: NetBean 6.8 and JSF2.0 and glassfish v3 |
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Not sure how this is possible: NetBeans 6.8 comes with GlassFish v3, not v2.
Anyway, you might want to download a 3.0.1 build from
http://glassfish.dev.java.net. After you install it, register the server
on NetBeans in the Services tab. Right-click the Servers node and select
Add Server. A wizard opens; add the path to the 3.0.1 server.
JSF 2.0 is a Java EE6 technology. GlassFish 2.1 is an EE5 server.
Therefore, no GlassFish v3.x server, no JSF 2.0.
Jeff
NewNet wrote:
| Quote: | hi all,
I use Netbean 6.8 on mean time , it looks like my netBean only suppose JSF 1.2 . what I need to add inorder let the NetBean suppose JSF 2.0?
alos the Net Bean 6.8 come with V2 . how can I let it work with V3
Thank you [Wink]
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Jeff Rubinoff
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| Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 10:13 am Post subject: Re: NetBean 6.8 and JSF2.0 and glassfish v3 |
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What Troy said works too!
troy giunipero wrote:
| Quote: | The NetBeans 6.8 Java bundle includes GlassFish v3 as well. If you
didn't install it with NetBeans, no matter. You can download it from:
https://glassfish.dev.java.net/public/downloadsindex.html
Then register it with NetBeans (Choose Tools > Servers, click the 'Add
Server' button in the Servers window...).
When you create a new project (Ctrl-Shift-N), in Step 3, select 'Java
EE 6 Web'.
hope this helps,
troy
On 6/2/10 8:52 AM, NewNet wrote:
| Quote: | hi all,
I use Netbean 6.8 on mean time , it looks like my netBean only suppose JSF 1.2 . what I need to add inorder let the NetBean suppose JSF 2.0?
alos the Net Bean 6.8 come with V2 . how can I let it work with V3
Thank you [Wink]
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NewNet
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| Posted: Thu Jun 03, 2010 1:21 am Post subject: |
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Thank you for all the reply ,
I current use NetBeant 6.7.1 . I will try to download and install Glassv3 today.
ans a few more questions
1) our Server is Sun Java System Web server 7.0
hold some php , JSTL + servlet Project s, is that possible to let the JSf2.0 project run on
Web server 7.0?
2) I try some Jsf1.2 examples, does JSF1.2 also can run well under glassfish V2?
3) NetBean 6.7 come with Glassfish V3 prelude, what is that ?
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Jeff Rubinoff
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| Posted: Thu Jun 03, 2010 10:47 am Post subject: Re: NetBean 6.8 and JSF2.0 and glassfish v3 |
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Pardon me, but you said in your first post that you were using NetBeans 6.8.
NetBeans 6.7.x DOES NOT SUPPORT EE6. To use EE6, you need NetBeans 6.8 or the soon-to-be-publically-released 6.9.
GF v3 Prelude is a preview version that came out before the full GF v3. I really cannot recommend using it. Also, I'm not sure it supported EE 6. It's been a year or so since I've used it, however.
GF 2.1 supports JSF 1.2. JSF 1.2 is an EE5 technology.
I don't know much about Sun Java System Web Server 7, so I googled for the product documentation (hint) and read that it is an EE5 server. Therefore, no, it does not support JSF 2.0, which is an EE6 technology.
Note that Sun Java System Web Server is now Oracle iPlanet Web Server.
Jeff
NewNet wrote: | Quote: | | Quote: | Thank you for all the reply ,
I current use NetBeant 6.7.1 . I will try to download and install Glassv3 today.
ans a few more questions
1) our Server is Sun Java System Web server 7.0
hold some php , JSTL + servlet Project s, is that possible to let the JSf2.0 project run on
Web server 7.0?
2) I try some Jsf1.2 examples, does JSF1.2 also can run well under glassfish V2?
3) NetBean 6.7 come with Glassfish V3 prelude, what is that ?
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NewNet
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| Thank you, Jeff. |
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