Comments on Brian Silberbauer: JEE6 with Netbeans 6.8 and Glassfish 3

Kudos for creating a simple, and jargon-free tutor...

2010-10-15T12:09:58.370+02:00

Kudos for creating a simple, and jargon-free tutorial on a topic that can be intimidating and confusing for newbies like me...

I was looking for a tutorial that would let me work on EJBs with the default database and glassfish app server in Netbeans, and this tutorial just hit the spot right on.

Highly reccommended for EJB newbies - keep up the good work!

Sir: You won't believe me but once I posted m...

2010-04-07T00:52:07.623+02:00

Sir:

You won't believe me but once I posted my comments I found the error.

Could you please ignore my two previous posts.

Thank you again for your tutorial. It has been very illustrative to me.

Juan.

Hi: The image for the Book Servlet is incorrect. ...

2010-04-07T00:44:43.683+02:00

Hi:

The image for the Book Servlet is incorrect. You included the Session Bean's one.

respectfully,

Juan.

Thank you for your tutorial. I am getting some er...

2010-04-07T00:41:10.754+02:00

Thank you for your tutorial.

I am getting some error messages:

Copying 1 file to D:\Aprendo\Java\BooksDemo\build
Compiling 1 source file to D:\Aprendo\Java\BooksDemo\BooksDemo-war\build\web\WEB-INF\classes
D:\Aprendo\Java\BooksDemo\BooksDemo-war\src\java\com\gamatam\tutorial\book\web\action\BookAdd.java:36: cannot find symbol
symbol : class Book
location: class com.gamatam.tutorial.book.web.action.BookAdd
Book book = new Book();

D:\Aprendo\Java\BooksDemo\BooksDemo-war\src\java\com\gamatam\tutorial\book\web\action\BookAdd.java:36: cannot find symbol
symbol : class Book
location: class com.gamatam.tutorial.book.web.action.BookAdd
Book book = new Book();

D:\Aprendo\Java\BooksDemo\BooksDemo-war\src\java\com\gamatam\tutorial\book\web\action\BookAdd.java:38: non-static method add(com.gamatam.tutorial.book.model.Book) cannot be referenced from a static context
BookService.add(book);
3 errors

The first two error messages were fixed by importing Book class like this:

import com.gamatam.tutorial.book.model.Book;

but the last one I don't know how to fix it. I am new to java programming.

Do you have the source code for this project somewhere so I can download it.

Respectfully,

Juan.

Thanks for the post. I've recently started us...

2010-01-21T15:36:05.519+02:00

Thanks for the post. I've recently started using Netbeans and GlassFish-- I think it's a landmark in JEE / IDE development. (Not as easy as VisualStudio, but getting close.)

Anyway, I thought your use of timehacks and 'breadcrumbs' to show menu choices were good. I may have to adapt those in my blog once in a while!

Keep up the good blogging!

Rick

@Lincoln: I prefer JSP (without scripting) as th...

2010-01-20T18:23:07.848+02:00

@Lincoln:

I prefer JSP (without scripting) as the most agile and expendable way of developing a web front end.

I've alway liked the idea of JSF and have used it in projects, but haven't found it to be that useful in practise.

Could you add your source for the comment that JSP has officially been deprecated? (just out of interest).

I'm wondering why you chose to demonstrate JSP...

2010-01-20T17:20:49.566+02:00

I'm wondering why you chose to demonstrate JSP here. JSF2.0 is the standard web-framework in JEE6, officially deprecating JSP.

You would need much less work in the UI display layer if using JSF.

Learn more about JSF2 at www.javaserverfaces.org