Pro Netbeans Ide 5.5 Enterprise Edition

By: Adam Myatt

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Paperback | 1 March 2007

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This book explores the many features of NetBeans IDE 5.5. Developers can focus on a variety of technologies and areas when learning NetBeans. With the latest release, developers have access to an impressive array of features for working with JavaServer Faces (JSF), Ajax, Unified Modeling Language (UML) modeling, Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB 3.0), the Java Persistence API, web services, Business Process Execution Language (BPEL), and more. I wanted to write a book that really showcased the fantastic tools for working with these technologies. Pro NetBeans IDE 5.5 Enterprise Edition is designed for all levels of developers. Whether you are new to NetBeans, a student programmer, or an experienced professional, you will find this book provides direct explanations of features and straightforward examples. It also focuses on many of the core features of NetBeans that assist professional software developers: Ant, JUnit, Concurrent Versioning System (CVS), Subversion, the developer collaboration tools, code coverage, and so on. My personal web site, www.ProNetBeans.com, contains a variety of content, such as Java and NetBeans news, articles, tutorials, and more. It will also contain updates, corrections, and errata to this book. If you have any questions or would like to provide feedback, please feel free to contact me at adam@pronetbeans.com.

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"NetBeans is a Java development tool with support for enterprise applications (including Web access, Web services, and database persistence). ... the book provides 18 chapters of step-by-step examples, with supporting screen shots and some code snippets. ... For students just learning about enterprise applications, the text will serve as an excellent self-paced guide to using the IDE ... ." (W. Hankley, ACM Computing Reviews, Vol. 49 (12), December, 2008)

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Non-Fiction Computing & I.T.Computer Programming & Software Development Object-Oriented Programming or OOP Web Programming Software Engineering Programming & Scripting Languages Business & Management Ownership & Organisation of Enterprises

About the Author	p. xvii
About the Technical Reviewer	p. xix
Acknowledgments	p. xxi
Introduction	p. xxiii
Creating and Managing Projects
Integrated Development Environments	p. 3
Why Use an IDE?	p. 4
NetBeans vs. Other IDE Tools	p. 5
Summary	p. 7
Installing and Customizing NetBeans	p. 9
Downloading Files	p. 9
Installing the NetBeans IDE and Core Add-Ons	p. 9
Customizing the NetBeans JVM Startup Options	p. 10
Setting a Proxy	p. 11
Checking for Updates	p. 12
Using the Update Center	p. 12
Installing Previously Downloaded Modules	p. 16
Activating Features Through the Module Manager	p. 17
Customizing the IDE	p. 18
Setting the Internal Web Browser	p. 18
Setting Code Editor Indentation	p. 19
Choosing Fonts and Colors	p. 22
Configuring Keymaps	p. 24
Setting Advanced Options	p. 25
Navigating the IDE	p. 26
Projects Window	p. 26
Files Window	p. 26
Runtime Window	p. 27
Navigator Window	p. 27
Source Editor	p. 27
Output Window	p. 27
Properties Window	p. 27
Palette Window	p. 28
Summary	p. 28
Creating a Java Project	p. 29
Creating a Java Application	p. 29
Working in the Projects Window	p. 31
Source Packages	p. 31
Test Packages	p. 33
Libraries	p. 33
Test Libraries	p. 33
Working in the Source Editor	p. 34
Displaying Files	p. 34
Line Numbers	p. 35
Code Folding	p. 35
Current Line Highlighting	p. 35
Code Syntax Error Highlighting	p. 36
Annotation Glyphs and the Error Stripe	p. 36
Arranging Files in the Source Editor	p. 37
Working in the Files Window	p. 38
Importing Projects and Code	p. 39
Creating a Java Project from Existing Sources	p. 39
Importing an Existing Project from Eclipse	p. 40
Importing an Existing Project from JBuilder	p. 42
Building HelloWorld.java	p. 42
Adding Java Files to a Project	p. 42
Compiling and Running the Project	p. 43
Summary	p. 44
Creating a Web Application Project	p. 45
Creating a Web Application	p. 45
Navigating the Web Application Project	p. 48
Web Pages	p. 49
Configuration Files	p. 49
Server Resources	p. 49
Adding Web Application Files	p. 49
Adding HTML Files	p. 50
Adding CSS Files	p. 52
Adding Deployment Descriptors	p. 54
Adding JSP Files	p. 56
Leveraging Struts	p. 60
Adding Struts Support	p. 60
Adding Forms	p. 62
Adding Actions	p. 63
Configuring Struts	p. 65
Building a Web Application	p. 65
Cleaning and Building a Project	p. 66
Compiling JSP Files	p. 66
Repeating and Stopping Builds	p. 67
Running a Web Application	p. 67
Defining Java Application Servers	p. 68
Using Tomcat	p. 69
Using the Sun Java System Application Server	p. 72
Using JBoss	p. 73
Using BEA WebLogic	p. 75
Setting Advanced Server Options	p. 76
Setting the Application Server for a Project	p. 77
HTTP Monitoring	p. 78
Enabling the HTTP Monitor	p. 78
Using the HTTP Monitor	p. 78
Exploring the Sample Web Projects	p. 81
Summary	p. 82
Creating Visual Web Applications: JSF, Ajax, and Data Binding	p. 83
Getting Started with the VWP	p. 83
Installing the VWP	p. 84
Configuring VWP Options	p. 84
Creating a Visual Web Application	p. 87
Creating a Visual Web Application Project	p. 87
Navigating the Visual Web Application Project Structure	p. 88
Setting Project Properties	p. 92
Navigating the Visual Web Application Project Layout	p. 93
Building a Project	p. 96
Running a Project	p. 97
Using VWP Themes	p. 98
Customizing Themes	p. 98
Importing the Modified Theme	p. 102
Using the Page Navigation Tool	p. 104
Defining Navigation Rules	p. 104
Using the Page Navigation Window	p. 104
Working with JSF Components	p. 108
Setting Component Properties	p. 108
Setting Component Event Handlers	p. 109
Working with the Table Component	p. 110
Working with Ajax-Enabled Components	p. 114
Installing the Ajax Components	p. 115
Adding the Component Library to a Project	p. 116
Using the Ajax Components	p. 117
Data Binding	p. 119
Binding to an Object	p. 119
Binding to a Database Table	p. 123
Binding to a Drop-Down List	p. 127
Working with the Visual Database Query Editor	p. 128
Summary	p. 130
Creating Java Enterprise Projects	p. 131
Creating an Enterprise Application	p. 131
Creating an Enterprise Application Project	p. 131
Navigating the Enterprise Application Project Structure	p. 134
Creating an EJB Module	p. 137
Creating an EJB Module Project	p. 137
Navigating the EJB Module Project Structure	p. 139
Working with Session Beans	p. 140
Working with Message-Driven Beans	p. 146
Creating an Enterprise Application Client	p. 151
Verifying an Enterprise Project	p. 152
Working with Persistence	p. 153
Creating a Persistence Unit	p. 154
Understanding the persistence.xml File	p. 155
Creating an Entity Class	p. 156
Creating JSF Pages from an Entity Class	p. 161
Summary	p. 164
Creating Web Service Projects: JAX-WS, SOA, and BPEL	p. 165
Installing the Enterprise Pack	p. 165
Using the Bundled Application Server	p. 165
Using a Preinstalled Application Server	p. 167
Skipping Application Server Installation	p. 168
Creating Web Services	p. 168
Creating a Web Services	p. 169
Creating a Web Service Client	p. 175
Creating a Web Service from a WSDL File	p. 181
Creating a Message Handler	p. 182
Creating a Logical Handler	p. 185
Working with SOA and BPEL	p. 185
Creating a BPEL Module Project	p. 186
Creating the BPEL Process File	p. 186
Navigating the BPEL Design Window	p. 187
Creating the WSDL File	p. 189
Navigating the WSDL Editor	p. 193
Working with the BPEL Designer and the BPEL Mapper	p. 194
Creating a Composite Application	p. 202
Creating a Composite Application Project	p. 202
Setting Composite Application Project Properties	p. 203
Adding a JBI Module	p. 204
Testing the Composite Application and BPEL Process	p. 204
Summary	p. 206
Creating UML Projects	p. 207
Setting UML Options	p. 207
New Project Properties	p. 208
Presentation Properties	p. 209
Round-Trip Engineering Properties	p. 211
Navigating the UML Project Layout	p. 212
Palette Window	p. 212
UML Documentation Window	p. 213
UML Properties Window	p. 215
UML Design Center Window	p. 215
Diagram Editor	p. 216
Choosing a UML Project Type	p. 217
Creating a Platform-Independent Model Project	p. 218
Creating a Java-Platform Model Project	p. 219
Reverse-Engineering a Java Project	p. 223
Working with Model Elements	p. 226
Adding Model Elements	p. 226
Filtering Model Elements	p. 227
Working with UML Diagrams	p. 228
Creating Class Diagrams	p. 229
Creating Activity Diagrams	p. 232
Exporting Diagrams	p. 234
Working with Diagram Layouts	p. 235
Working with Design Patterns and Requirements	p. 238
Viewing Design Patterns	p. 238
Applying a Pattern	p. 239
Creating Design Patterns	p. 241
Importing Requirements	p. 242
Generating Model Reports	p. 242
Summary	p. 244
The NetBeans Coding Experience
The Source Editor	p. 247
Arranging and Navigating Files	p. 247
Accessing Source Editor Options	p. 248
The Source Editor Context Menu	p. 248
The Source Editor Toolbar	p. 253
Source Editor Keyboard Shortcuts	p. 255
Using File Templates	p. 256
Working with Templates	p. 257
Adding and Creating Templates	p. 259
Working in the Source Editor	p. 260
Identifying Errors	p. 260
Indenting Code	p. 263
Creating and Running Macros	p. 266
Using the Component Palette	p. 269
Summary	p. 271
Code Completion and Templates	p. 273
Code Completion	p. 273
Working with the Code Completion Box	p. 273
Configuring Code Completion	p. 275
Using Code Completion	p. 278
Code Templates	p. 283
Using Code Templates	p. 283
Customizing Templates	p. 285
Summary	p. 288
Refactoring	p. 289
Using NetBeans Refactoring Options	p. 289
Move Class Refactoring	p. 290
Rename Refactoring	p. 291
Safely Delete Refactoring	p. 292
Use Supertype Where Possible Refactoring	p. 294
Move Inner to Outer Level Refactoring	p. 294
Encapsulate Fields Refactoring	p. 296
Pull Up Refactoring	p. 300
Push Down Refactoring	p. 301
Convert Anonymous to Inner Refactoring	p. 303
Extract Method Refactoring	p. 306
Extract Interface Refactoring	p. 307
Extract Superclass Refactoring	p. 308
Change Method Parameters Refactoring	p. 310
Refactoring Keyboard Shortcuts	p. 312
Refactoring with Jackpot	p. 312
Adding a Jackpot Refactoring Query	p. 312
Running a Jackpot Refactoring Query	p. 314
Summary	p. 315
NetBeans and Professional Software Development
Generating and Accessing Javadoc	p. 319
Elements of Javadoc	p. 319
Class Description	p. 319
Class Tags	p. 320
Class Member Variables	p. 321
Constructors	p. 321
Methods	p. 322
Creating Javadoc in NetBeans	p. 323
Using the Auto Comment Tool	p. 323
Generating Project Javadoc	p. 326
Configuring Javadoc Properties	p. 326
Accessing Javadoc	p. 327
Attaching to Libraries and Platforms	p. 327
Viewing Context-Sensitive Javadoc	p. 329
Searching Javadoc	p. 330
Summary	p. 331
Managing Version Control	p. 333
Using CVS	p. 333
Configuring a Project to Use CVS	p. 334
Performing Common CVS Operations	p. 338
Using Subversion	p. 348
Installing Subversion	p. 348
Performing Common Subversion Operations	p. 348
Summary	p. 352
Managing Compilation and Projects with Ant	p. 353
Ant Tasks and Targets	p. 353
Configuring Ant Properties in NetBeans	p. 357
NetBeans Project Build Files	p. 359
The build.xml File	p. 359
The build-impl.xml File	p. 361
The build-before-profiler.xml File	p. 362
The profiler-build-impl.xml File	p. 362
The project.properties File	p. 363
Working with Targets	p. 364
Running Targets	p. 364
Debugging Targets	p. 365
Summary	p. 366
JUnit Testing	p. 367
Creating a JUnit Test Case	p. 367
Creating a New Test Class	p. 367
Creating a Test for an Existing Class	p. 369
Viewing the Test	p. 372
Modifying the Test	p. 373
Running JUnit Tests	p. 374
Viewing Test Results	p. 374
Generating Test Case Reports	p. 375
Configuring JUnit Properties in NetBeans	p. 377
Summary	p. 378
Using Code Coverage Tools	p. 379
Getting Started with Cobertura	p. 379
Installing and Running Cobertura	p. 380
Examining a Cobertura Report	p. 380
Using Cobertura Functions	p. 385
Using Cobertura in NetBeans	p. 388
Integrating with the Project Build File	p. 389
Creating Shortcuts to Ant Targets	p. 391
Using the Unit Tests Code Coverage Viewer	p. 393
Summary	p. 394
Working with NetBeans Developer Collaboration Tools	p. 395
Installing and Configuring the Collaboration Tools	p. 395
Managing Accounts	p. 396
Creating a New Account	p. 397
Setting Up Existing Accounts	p. 398
Modifying Accounts	p. 399
Logging In with Multiple Accounts	p. 400
Building Your Contacts List	p. 400
Adding Contacts	p. 400
Adding Groups	p. 401
Conducting Collaboration Sessions	p. 402
Joining Conversations	p. 402
Using the Conversation Window	p. 405
Sharing Projects and Files	p. 407
Collaborative Tools Usage Scenarios	p. 410
Team Coding	p. 410
Fixing an Export-Controlled Web Application	p. 410
Summary	p. 411
Using NetBeans Database Tools	p. 413
Connecting to Databases	p. 413
Adding a Database Driver	p. 413
Adding the New Database Connection	p. 414
Working with Database Tables and Views	p. 416
Creating a Table	p. 416
Modifying a Table	p. 417
Saving a Table Structure	p. 418
Re-creating a Table	p. 418
Creating a View	p. 419
Displaying Table Data	p. 420
Writing SQL	p. 420
Using the SQL Command Window	p. 420
Using SQL Templates	p. 422
Linking a Database Schema to a Project	p. 423
Configuring Database Connection Pools	p. 424
Using the Apache Derby Database	p. 426
Summary	p. 427
Index	p. 429
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