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  • Arun Gupta, Miles to go ...: TOTD #108: Java EE 6 web application (JSF 2.0 + JPA 2.0 + EJB 3.1) using Oracle, NetBeans, and GlassFish February 9, 2010
    TOTD #106 explained how to install Oracle database 10g R2 on Mac OS X. TOTD #107 explained how to connect this Oracle database using NetBeans. This Tip Of The Day will explain how to use the sample HR database (that comes with Oracle database server) to write a simple Java EE 6 application. This application will use Java Server Faces 2.0 for displaying the r […]
  • Lukas Hasik's notes about work life (and more): NetBeans 6.8 Patch 1 - looot of fixes for JavaFX February 9, 2010
    Patch 1 for NetBeans 6.8 has been released on Friday 2/5/2010. Update your IDE to get the latest JavaFX SDK 1.2.3 and 36 fixes in JavaFX area. disclaimer: all opinions/comments/ideas in this blog represent my view of the world. They may differ from a view or an opinion of my current/recent/future employer. All feature/product reviews/screencasts or presentat […]
  • Bistro!: GlassFish , Kenai, and HotSpot under the Oracle Sun February 9, 2010
    It's been just over a week since Oracle held its post-acquisition stategy webcast and we've already seen some fast reactions and comments from Oracle on several topics : • Projects hosted on Kenai will preserve their infrastructure and be moved to java.net (the best of both worlds if you ask me). See Ted Farrell's post for the details. • Glass […]
  • NetBeans Zone - The social network for developers: Kenai Will Live on in Java.net February 9, 2010
    Two weeks ago Oracle announced that it would be shutting down Project Kenai for public use and moving it inside the company for continued internal use.  Oracle said that the project was not achieving the expected usage levels, but they also said that they would look for other avenues to advance the project and possibly re-open it to the public if it could be […]
  • Toni Epple: Kenai Infrastructure and Projects to Become Part of Java.net | Java.net February 9, 2010
    Sometimes it’s good to cool down, relax & wait & see.  A lot of people (me included) were unhappy due to the sudden death of Kenai. It was a project I loved, especially because it was closely integrated in NB and had some features  I was missing from java.net, my favorite Java community site. So we were discussing various scenarios what we could do. […]
  • Geertjan's Blog: Inventory Management Software on the NetBeans Platform February 9, 2010
    Recently I mentioned the E-Mail Management System that is part of a customer service suite provided by Artificial Solutions in Stockholm Sweden: However, it turns out that that same organization also has inventory management software on the NetBeans Platform. Their internal Time Reporting, Project Management and Resource Allocation system is based on the Net […]
  • NetBeans Zone - The social network for developers: Interview: Customer Service Software on the NetBeans Platform February 9, 2010
    An interview with two engineers from Artificial Solutions in Stockholm, Sweden... about their customer service solutions that make use of the NetBeans Platform! […]
  • The Aquarium: GlassFish Support, HA, Clustering and More February 9, 2010
    The Sun-Oracle Strategy WebCast and subsequent Webcasts and Docs generated multiple comments and discussions threads in the Web from which I want to highlight a few comments in here. Please check the original posts for context, clarification and caveats. On OSS licensing - "There are no plans to change the open source GlassFish licensing for any of the […]
  • NetBeans for PHP: Formatting - Braces - Update February 9, 2010
    The position of braces in PHP code can be set up in the PHP formatting setting, category Braces(select item Braces in the Category combo box). It's possible to set up separately position of the brace after class declaration, function or method declaration and for other statements. There are three values -  Same Line, New Line and Preserve Existing  that […]
  • Adam Bien: bad pbr sig - and a simple solution February 9, 2010
    After the addition of a hard disc to a mirrored zfs rpool, the boot process immediately stopped with the GRUB message: "bad pbr sig". It means that something is wrong with the Primary Boot Record (aka Master Boot Record). The solution was simple - I swapped the boot order of the hard discs in BIOS. Now it works perfectly again. […]

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