Getting Started with JavaFX Using NetBeans IDE 7.1: Learn to use NetBeans IDE 7.1 Beta to create a simple JavaFX 2.0 application that includes graphics, visual effects, and animation.
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18 Feb 2010
NetBeans IDE 6.9 Milestone 1 Available for Download: "The NetBeans team is pleased to announce that NetBeans IDE 6.9 Milestone 1 is now available for download.
Download NetBeans IDE 6.9 Milestone 1
Highlights of this stabilized development build include:
NetBeans Platform OSGi interoperability
New Maven project archetypes available
Easy import of OSGi bundles for use in Ant projects
Java Editor
Support for annotation processors
Over 60 new hints added
Java EE
Support for Contexts and Dependency Injection
Simplified REST Web Services consumption in NetBeans RCP and Java client applications
Java Web Applications
Initial support for Spring 3 framework
Automatic import for Java classes and tag libraries in JSP code completion
Web Languages
CSS refactoring and enhanced code completion
PHP
Zend Framework support
Enhanced code formatting options
Ruby
Gems indexing
C/C++
Support for Makefiles: Editor, navigator, run targets
Virtual functions: Multiple hyperlinks, annotations
Visit the NetBeans 6.9 New and Noteworthy page to learn more about all the features available in this milestone build. The final release of NetBeans IDE 6.9 is planned for Summer 2010.
As always, tell us what you think about the NetBeans IDE! Share your thoughts on our mailing lists and forums. If you blog about NetBeans add your blog to Planet NetBeans. Follow NetBeans on Twitter for updates from the NetBeans team."
Download NetBeans IDE 6.9 Milestone 1
Highlights of this stabilized development build include:
NetBeans Platform OSGi interoperability
New Maven project archetypes available
Easy import of OSGi bundles for use in Ant projects
Java Editor
Support for annotation processors
Over 60 new hints added
Java EE
Support for Contexts and Dependency Injection
Simplified REST Web Services consumption in NetBeans RCP and Java client applications
Java Web Applications
Initial support for Spring 3 framework
Automatic import for Java classes and tag libraries in JSP code completion
Web Languages
CSS refactoring and enhanced code completion
PHP
Zend Framework support
Enhanced code formatting options
Ruby
Gems indexing
C/C++
Support for Makefiles: Editor, navigator, run targets
Virtual functions: Multiple hyperlinks, annotations
Visit the NetBeans 6.9 New and Noteworthy page to learn more about all the features available in this milestone build. The final release of NetBeans IDE 6.9 is planned for Summer 2010.
As always, tell us what you think about the NetBeans IDE! Share your thoughts on our mailing lists and forums. If you blog about NetBeans add your blog to Planet NetBeans. Follow NetBeans on Twitter for updates from the NetBeans team."
16 Feb 2010
8 Jan 2010
Using JPA for creating, updating and deleting records in database is very useful and efficient way.
However, if you try to create 'Entity Class from Database' using NetBeans 6.8, no class will be added in your project. Because, if your project is JavaFX Script Application, you cannot create Persistence Unit in there.
To resolve this problem, I tried to create Java Application.
In this Java Application, I created Entities from Database and JPA Controllers Classes from Entity Classes.
You can find META-INF folder with persistence.xml file.
After I configured and tested the BoardFXJPA, I copied all packages (folders) in Source Package to JavaFX Script Application.
However, you can face errors at most of the classes you've copied. To resolve these errors, you need to set up library for persistence unit.
After you add all essential libraries, you can find all the errors are resolved.
And then try to use JPA controllers and entity classes in your JavaFX application.
However, if you try to create 'Entity Class from Database' using NetBeans 6.8, no class will be added in your project. Because, if your project is JavaFX Script Application, you cannot create Persistence Unit in there.
To resolve this problem, I tried to create Java Application.
In this Java Application, I created Entities from Database and JPA Controllers Classes from Entity Classes.
You can find META-INF folder with persistence.xml file.
After I configured and tested the BoardFXJPA, I copied all packages (folders) in Source Package to JavaFX Script Application.
However, you can face errors at most of the classes you've copied. To resolve these errors, you need to set up library for persistence unit.
After you add all essential libraries, you can find all the errors are resolved.
And then try to use JPA controllers and entity classes in your JavaFX application.
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