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How to modify JAX-WS SOAP-Messages 2008-03-07 18:02:57 This blog is depending on my previous blog Creating SOAP Web Services with NetBeans 6. You can download the needed sourcecode there.
Here i will show how you can modify the JAX-WS SOAP-Message before the outgoing SOAP-Response will pass the specified Web Service Operation. This is sometimes necessary, when some recipients want to receive their own [...]
Creating SOAP Web Services with NetBeans 6 2008-02-27 15:37:55 In this blog i will show you, how easily you can create Web Services
with NetBeans
6. In further postings i will discuss how to manipulate the SOAP Message before the Web Service Operation is called.
For this example i am using JAX-WS 2.1 with NetBeans 6.0 .
Web Services Description Language (WSDL)
There are many ways how [...] Read more:Creating
Open existing projects in NetBeans 6 2008-02-22 05:30:49 In this blog-entry i will show you, how to open and work with existing NetBeans
6 -projects. I was forced to write this, because while most of my projects here are created with NetBeans 6. Now watch how easily you can use NetBeans 6 for being productive.
For example, i am using the project “Hibernate with [...]
Hibernate with Guice - Part II 2008-02-21 13:21:26 Welcome back to Part II about using Hibernate
with Guice. If you just stepped in, i recommend first to read Part I here.
Part II - Adding Guice to the Hibernate-Application
This application uses Guice’s Dependency Injection to create the HibernateConnection-instance and the OrdersDAO-instance. You can see that HibernateUtil don’t need STATICs anymore. Access to HibernateUtil [...]
Hibernate with Guice - Part I 2008-02-21 13:20:15 In this Blog you will see how to add Google-Guice functionality to a Hibernate
-Application. In Part I i will introduce a simple Hibernate-Application. In Part II you can see how this Application will be transformed for using Guice.
But first for these peoples who doesn’t know what is Guice, Guice is a new lightweight Java [...]
Installing GlassFish v2 with PHP5 on Port 80 2008-02-16 19:41:45 Welcome to my first blog entry. It’s about installing GlassFish v2 on Opensuse 10.1 with support for PHP5 and running on Port 80.
Note:
Download-links to all files are available at the end of this posting.
Install Java
First you need an installed Java SE Development Kit. I prefer the current version 6. Download JDK6 from:
Opensuse has very [...]
Creating generic SOAP Web Services 2008-03-16 15:50:36 This blog is about how a generic soap web service can work. It is a productive concept which i have developed for a real world application. I tried to keep this basic concept as simple as possible.
In a future blog-entry, i will show a NetBeans example for this. Please be patient, it takes much time [...] Read more:Creating
, Services
Transforming SOAP-Messages with XSLT 2008-03-24 10:19:41 In this blog you can read how you can modify SOAP-Messages using XSL Transformation (XSLT). It is the continuation of the previous two blog-entrys How to modify JAX-WS SOAP-Messages and Creating generic SOAP Web Services. I am using the NetBeans 6 - Project from the blog-entry Creating SOAP Web Services with NetBeans 6 to demonstrate [...]
Create reverse Ajax Web-Applications with DWR and NetBeans 2008-04-09 16:04:42 This blog was submitted to the NetBeans
IDE 6.1 Beta Blogging Contest.
In this blog you can read how to create a (very simple) reverse Ajax Web-Application, using NetBeans 6.1 BETA and running on GlassFish v2 (YES - i like new technologies!). This example is also working with previous NetBeans versions and [...] Read more:Applications
Create CRUD-Mashups rapidly with Naked Objects and NetBeans 2008-05-14 11:00:04 In this blog i will show how easy and fast you can create Database-Mashups
with full CRUD support, using Naked Objects.
Naked Objects is an open source Java-based application development platform which can use a transient (fake) or a real existing database. Support for Hibernate is included, so you can connect to every supported [...] Read more:NetBeans
Facelets Support Modules for NetBeans 6.1 2008-05-23 12:59:30 I have build manually the Facelets SupportModules
for NetBeans
6.1. You can download them here: faceletssupport_for_netbeans6.1.zip
To install the Modules, navigate in NetBeans to Tools -> Plugins -> Downloaded, hit Add Plugins and choose the modules. Click on Install to start the installation.
Technorati Tags:: facelets support, Java, NetBeans
Access the Spring-ApplicationContext from everywhere in your Application 2008-07-06 15:03:08 In this blog i will show you a short hint how you can access your Spring
-Application
Context from everywhere
in your Application.
Imagine you have an application (e.g. a web or swing-application) which you now want to be Spring-enabled. Ok you add the Spring libraries and the Configuration-file and create your Spring-beans. But there are still some [...] Read more:Access
Contract First Web Services with Spring 2 and JAX-WS 2008-06-29 16:15:44 This short blog entry will show you how easily you can integrate JAX-WS into a Spring
2 Project. The example sourcecode is depending on my previous blog How to modify JAX-WS SOAP-Messages and i am using NetBeans 6.1.
Prerequisites
Download the JAX-WS commons and XBean.
Transform the SOAP Web Services
Project into a Spring Project
First
open the Non-Spring-Project [...]
Using Spring and Facelets together with NetBeans 6.1 2008-07-22 15:45:40 In this blog you can read how to create a Web Application with NetBeans
6.1 and the GlassFish 2 Application Server. This Web Application is using Facelets, MyFaces 1.2 and the Spring
2 technologies.
Please note:
I have contributed this blog to the NetBeans Community.
Prerequisites
First update your NetBeans 6.1 to the newest version (currently it is Build [...] Read more:together
Using Spring and Facelets together with NetBeans 6.1 2008-07-22 15:45:40 In this blog you can read how to create a Web Application with NetBeans
6.1 and the GlassFish 2 Application Server. This Web Application is using Facelets, MyFaces 1.2 and the Spring
2 technologies.
Please note:
I have contributed this blog to the NetBeans Community.
Prerequisites
First update your NetBeans 6.1 to the newest version (currently it is Build [...] Read more:together
Access the Spring-ApplicationContext from everywhere in your Application 2008-07-06 15:03:08 In this blog i will show you a short hint how you can access your Spring
-Application
Context from everywhere
in your Application.
Imagine you have an application (e.g. a web or swing-application) which you now want to be Spring-enabled. Ok you add the Spring libraries and the Configuration-file and create your Spring-beans. But there are still some [...] Read more:Access
Contract First Web Services with Spring 2 and JAX-WS 2008-06-29 16:15:44 This short blog entry will show you how easily you can integrate JAX-WS into a Spring
2 Project. The example sourcecode is depending on my previous blog How to modify JAX-WS SOAP-Messages and i am using NetBeans 6.1.
Prerequisites
Download the JAX-WS commons and XBean.
Transform the SOAP Web Services
Project into a Spring Project
First
open the Non-Spring-Project [...]
Facelets Support Modules for NetBeans 6.1 2008-05-23 12:59:30 I have build manually the Facelets SupportModules
for NetBeans
6.1. You can download them here: faceletssupport_for_netbeans6.1.zip
To install the Modules, navigate in NetBeans to Tools -> Plugins -> Downloaded, hit Add Plugins and choose the modules. Click on Install to start the installation.
Updated for NetBeans 6.1 Build 200804211638
If you have trouble installing the [...]
Create CRUD-Mashups rapidly with Naked Objects and NetBeans 2008-05-14 11:00:04 In this blog i will show how easy and fast you can create Database-Mashups
with full CRUD support, using Naked Objects.
Naked Objects is an open source Java-based application development platform which can use a transient (fake) or a real existing database. Support for Hibernate is included, so you can connect to every supported [...] Read more:NetBeans
Create reverse Ajax Web-Applications with DWR and NetBeans 2008-04-09 16:04:42 This blog was submitted to the NetBeans
IDE 6.1 Beta Blogging Contest.
In this blog you can read how to create a (very simple) reverse Ajax Web-Application, using NetBeans 6.1 BETA and running on GlassFish v2 (YES - i like new technologies!). This example is also working with previous NetBeans versions and [...] Read more:Applications
Transforming SOAP-Messages with XSLT 2008-03-24 10:19:41 In this blog you can read how you can modify SOAP-Messages using XSL Transformation (XSLT). It is the continuation of the previous two blog-entrys How to modify JAX-WS SOAP-Messages and Creating generic SOAP Web Services. I am using the NetBeans 6 - Project from the blog-entry Creating SOAP Web Services with NetBeans 6 to demonstrate [...]
Creating generic SOAP Web Services 2008-03-16 15:50:36 This blog is about how a generic soap web service can work. It is a productive concept which i have developed for a real world application. I tried to keep this basic concept as simple as possible.
In a future blog-entry, i will show a NetBeans example for this. Please be patient, it takes much time [...] Read more:Creating
, Services
How to modify JAX-WS SOAP-Messages 2008-03-07 18:02:57 This blog is depending on my previous blog Creating SOAP Web Services with NetBeans 6. You can download the needed sourcecode there.
Here i will show how you can modify the JAX-WS SOAP-Message before the outgoing SOAP-Response will pass the specified Web Service Operation. This is sometimes necessary, when some recipients want to receive their own [...]
Creating SOAP Web Services with NetBeans 6 2008-02-27 15:37:55 In this blog i will show you, how easily you can create Web Services
with NetBeans
6. In further postings i will discuss how to manipulate the SOAP Message before the Web Service Operation is called.
For this example i am using JAX-WS 2.1 with NetBeans 6.0 .
Web Services Description Language (WSDL)
There are many ways how [...] Read more:Creating
Useful books for learning SAP NetWeaver 2008-10-22 15:29:29 On my stressful way learning how to be a great SAP NetWeaver Developer, i am reading many books and online-tutorials. In this blog i want to show you some good books which i recommend. All books are available in German too.
SAP NetWeaver: The Official Guide
Link to SAP Press
All you want to know about SAP NetWeaver [...] Read more:Useful
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