Jersey (RESTful Web Services)

2009/11/13

Category: Web Technologies

Jersey is the open source (under the CDDL license) JAX-RS (JSR 311) Reference Implementation for building RESTful Web Services. It is also more than the Reference Implementation. Jersey provides additional APIs and extension points (SPIs) so that developers may extend Jersey to suite their needs. This module contains Jersey libraries, docs and examples, which are installed into your $AS_HOME/jersey directory.

JRuby on GlassFish

2009/04/09

Category: Runtimes

JRuby on GlassFish bundle provides JRuby runtime with some basic set of gems(Rails, JDBC-MySQL adapter, Warbler) to get you started without dealing with downloading JRuby and install Rails and other required gems. You just create a Ruby on Rails application and then use GlassFish deployment mechanism to deploy the application on GlassFish.

Groovy and Grails distribution for GlassFish

2009/03/31

Category: Runtime

Grails aims to bring the coding by convention paradigm to Groovy. It is an open-source web application framework that leverages the Groovy language and complements Java Web development. You can use Grails as a standalone development environment that hides all configuration details or integrate your Java business logic. Grails aims to make development as simple as possible and hence should appeal to a wide range of developers not just those from the Java community. GlassFish Support For Grails Framework adds Grails framework to GlassFish application server and allows development and easy deployment of Grails applications. Applications can be deployed in shared or standalone mode. Shared mode allows library reuse and results in much smaller war files. This module contains Grails binary distribution, plus additional scripts.

ICEfaces WebMC

2009/02/19

Category: ICEfaces

WebMC is a basic web conferencing system that allows participants to share PowerPoint presentations over the web. WebMC uses ICEfaces built in Ajax-Push capabilities to deliver a collaborative web-based PowerPoint sharing experience.

ICEfaces Component Showcase

2009/02/19

Category: ICEfaces

The ICEfaces C omponent Suite includes enhanced implementations of the JSF standard components and additional custom components that fully leverage the ICEfaces Direct-to-DOM rendering technology and provide additional ICEfaces-specific features, such as automated partial submit, incremental page updates, and easily configurable component look-and-feel.

ICEfaces Auction Monitor

2009/02/19

Category: ICEfaces

The Auction Monitor simulates the tracking of live auctions and illustrates the following dynamic web application features; ticking clocks, real-time bid updates, dynamically rendered buttons, the ability to hide and show table rows on demand, and an integrated chat section.

ICEfaces Ajax Push Server

2009/02/19

Category: ICEfaces

The ICEfaces Ajax Push Server provides a central point of contact on the server for all Ajax Push operations, allowing multiple applications to share a single connection to the browser.

Hibernate JPA

2008/10/22

Category: Runtimes

The goal is to have hibernate as a JPA provider available to a GlassFish Application Server instance.

Open ESB v2

2008/07/15

Category: Composite Applications

A service-oriented architecture (SOA) provides application developers with a powerful platform for integrating existing applications and web services. As a platform, SOA provides a set of standard interfaces through which service consumers and providers discover, describe, and interact with application services. Composite application development refers to the process by which these independent services are composed and orchestrated to fulfill an application use case.

Java Specification Request (JSR) 208, Java Business Integration, provides a standards-based integration architecture to enable composite application development. JBI runtime functionality from Project Open ESB is now installed in the SDK. JBI al lows you to integrate web services and enterprise applications as loosely coupled composite applications, thereby realizing the benefits of a SOA. In addition to the core runtime, the following JBI components are included:

• A Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) service engine supporting BPEL 2.0 to choreograph service interaction within a composite application. NetBeans SOA Pack 6.1 provides a comprehensive set of visual tools to author, deploy, and test BPEL processes.
  
• A Java EE service engine, which acts as a bridge between the application server and a JBI implementation. Web services defined in the application server are automatically exposed to the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) in a JBI environment. Components in the application server can also invoke service providers that are made available through the ESB.
  
• An HTTP/SOAP binding component, which provides access to external web service consumers and providers.

Open ESB Blueprints

2008/07/15

Category: Composite Applications

The Java BluePrints series defines the application programming model for end-to-end solutions using Java technology. The series contains guidelines, patterns, and code for real-world application scenarios, enabling you to build robust, scalable, and portable solutions. All the code and applications included in these blueprints are NetBeans-ready. The Java BluePrints contains blueprints for the following technologies: Java EE, BPEL, Access Manager and Mashup Portlet BluePrint.
The BPEL blueprints present solutions for developing composite business processes that logically aggregate, orchestrate, and consume web services.

For more information please refer to https://blueprints.dev.java.net/

Spring Framework and GlassFish

2008/05/03

Category: Runtimes

The goal is to have Spring Framework deployed to a GlassFish Application Server instance. After this module is successfully installed users could have their spring applications work on GlassFish.

jMaki

2008/04/30

Category: Web Technologies

jMaki is an Ajax framework that provides a lightweight model for creating JavaScript centric Ajax-enabled web applications using Java, JSP, Ruby/JRuby, PHP, and Phobos (Server Side JavaScript).

Project Woodstock Example Application

2008/01/02

Category: Web Technologies

The Project Woodstock AJAX/JSF component library provides developers stable, accessible web UI components.  There are over 100 sample pages for 25 different components.  Most samples use multiple components in combination to show interactions between components.

Social Software for GlassFish

2007/12/20

Category: Social Software

The Social Software for GlassFish is an integrated suite to address the social computing needs of the enterprises. This suite is an integration of blogging and bookmarking features along with single-sign-on for security, ease of use, ease of installation, ease of administration.

Phobos

2007/09/18

Category: Web Technologies

Phobos is a lightweight, scripting-friendly, web application environment running on the Java platform. It comes with a set of plugins for the NetBeans IDE that cover the complete development process. These include a fully-featured debugger; wizards to help you get started faster; a palette of Ajax widgets that can be dropped on a page, thanks to jMaki; and the ability to generate a standard web application for deployment on any servlet container or Java EE application server. Currently, the primary language supported by Phobos is JavaScript. By leveraging JavaScript on the server, Phobos allows developers to use the same language on the client and server tier of a web application, eliminating the impedance mismatch that characterizes other approaches to Ajax.

Web Services for Remote Portlets

2007/08/30

Category: Portal

Web Services for Remote Portlets 1.0 Beta.

Portlet Container

2007/08/30

Category: Portal

The Java Portlet Specification 2.0 (JSR 286) is a standard for developing portal components with the Java programming language.The Portlet Container 2.0 not only implements the Java Portlet Specification, but also provides a portlet driver, a lightweight portlet execution environment. The portlet driver is particuarly ideal for debugging/testing/simulating portlets without the overhead of an Entire Portal Server solution.

For more information please refer to following links-
Portlet Container Article: http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/J2EE/sdk_portletcontaineru5/
Developing portlets using Netbeans: http://java.sun.com/developer/techni calArticles/J2EE/sdk_nbportletplugin5/
Portal Open Source project: https://portal.dev.java.net/
Portlet Container Open Source project: http://portlet-container.dev.java.net
Portal Pack NetBeans Project: http://portalpack.netbeans.org/
The Portal Post Blog: http://blogs.sun.com/portal

Portlet Container Blueprints

2007/08/30

Category: Portal

The Java BluePrints series defines the application programming model for end-to-end solutions using Java technology. The series contains guidelines, patterns, and code for real-world application scenarios, enabling you to build robust, scalable, and portable solutions. All the code and applications included in these blueprints are NetBeans-ready. The Java BluePrints contains blueprints for the following technologies: Java EE, BPEL, Access Manager and Mashup Portlet BluePrint.
Mashup Portlet Container blueprints showcase the development of portlets that use mash-ups. This BluePrint focuses on developing a portlet that can aggregate geospatial data from data sources and combine it with an online mapping service based on Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) to generate a mashup.

For more information please refer to https://blueprints.dev.java.net/

Access Manager Blueprints

2007/08/30

Category: Identity

The Java BluePrints series defines the application programming model for end-to-end solutions using Java technology. The series contains guidelines, patterns, and code for real-world application scenarios, enabling you to build robust, scalable, and portable solutions. All the code and applications included in these blueprints are NetBeans-ready. The Java BluePrints contains blueprints for the following technologies: Java EE, BPEL, Access Manager and Mashup Portlet BluePrint.
The Access Manager blueprints demonstrate how Web Services Security can be used in a Java EE application. These blueprints focus on securing an identity-based web service provider (WSP) within an enterprise or organization.

For more information please refer to https://blueprints.dev.java.net/

Access Manager 7.1 Patch 1 EA

2007/08/30

Category: Identity

Sun Java System Access Manager is a security foundation that helps organizations manage secure access to an enterprises Web applications both within the enterprise and across business-to-business (B2B) value chains. It provides open, standards-based authentication and policy-based authorization with a single, unified framework. It secures the delivery of essential identity and application information to meet today's needs and to scale with growing business needs, by offering single sign-on (SSO) as well as enabling federation across trusted networks of partners, suppliers, and customers.

For more information please refer to following links-
Homepage: https://opensso.dev.java.net
OpenSSO Documentation: https://opensso.dev.java.net/public/use/docs/index.html
Identity Management Solutions: http://www.sun.com/software/products/identity
Identity Management Support in NetBeans IDE: http://identity.netbeans.org

Java EE 5 API Documentation

2007/08/30

Category: Documentation

Java EE 5 API documentation.

Java EE 5 Samples

2007/08/30

Category: Samples

Demonstrates the technologies and features specific to the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 5. The samples include annotations, EJB 3.0, persistence, security, web services and many others. The samples are contributed by the glassfish-samples project which is a sub project of the GlassFish community.

For current list of sample applications, refer to http://java.sun.com/javaee/reference/code/
For Glassfish Community, refer to https://glassfish.dev.java.net
For Glassfish Samples, refer to https://glassfish-samples.dev.java.net

Java EE Blueprints

2007/08/30

Category: Samples

The Java BluePrints series defines the application programming model for end-to-end solutions using Java technology.The series contains guidelines, patterns, and code for real-world application scenarios, enabling you to build robust, scalable, and portable solutions. All the code and applications included in these blueprints are NetBeans-ready.

The Java BluePrints contains blueprints for the following technologies:

• Java EE - The Java EE blueprints consist of two projects: Java BluePrints Solutions Catalog, and Web 2.0 Pet Store Application. The Solutions Catalog contains several t opics of interest related to developing Ajax-enabled Web 2.0 applications and provides solutions, strategies, and sample code for them. The Web 2.0 Pet Store application shows these strategies in practice for a comprehensive end-to-end application that demonstrates Ajax, RSS and client-side/server-side mashups.

• BPEL - The BPEL blueprints present solutions for developing composite business processes that logically aggregate, orchestrate, and consume web services.

• Access Manager - The Access Manager blueprints demonstrate how Web Services Security can be used in a Java EE application. These blueprints focus on securing an identity-based web service provider (WSP) within an enterprise or organization.

• Mashup Portlet BluePrint - Portlet Container blueprints to showcase the development of portlets that use mash-ups. This BluePrint focuses on developing a portlet that can aggregate geospatial data from data sources and combine it with an online mapping service based on Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) to generate a mashup.

Java EE 5 Tutorial

2007/01/18

Category: Tutorial

Your First Cup: An Introduction to the Java EE Platform is a short tutorial for beginning Java? Platform, Enterprise Edition developers. It consists of documentation and example applications. The examples demonstrate how to create a simple web service, an enterprise bean, and a web front end.