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Tag Archives: JBoss
JBoss 6.0.0.M4 released – Good News for Weld/CDI Developers
The latest milestone release, M4 of JBoss AS 6 has been released and can be downloaded from the usual place. This new release adds some important Java EE 6 functionality and fixes a very important bug, JBAS-8024, which effectively stops … Continue reading
EJB 3.1 Support in JBoss 6.0M2 – Building JBoss
JBoss recently announced that initial support for EJB 3.1 will be available in the upcoming JBoss 6.0 M2 application server. At present, the EJB 3.1 functionality supported is: developing EJBs without declaring interfaces; and deploying EJBs in WAR files Since … Continue reading
New Seam Web Development Book Now Available
My new book, Seam 2.x Web Development is now available on Amazon as well as direct from Packt Publishing. If you’d like to know more about the book, then a full table of contents is available on the book page … Continue reading
New JBoss Seam Book
I’m excited to hear that Packt Publishing has announced my new book - Seam 2.x Web Development. The book is expected to be available in April. To quote from the Packt web site: The book provides a practical approach to developing … Continue reading
JBoss Tools – Your new best friend
Earlier this week, JBoss Tools 3 was released. If you use any JBoss related technologies (AS, Seam, Hibernate, jBPM etc.) or write web applications, then you should be using JBoss Tools as the productivity increase could be very high for … Continue reading
Registering JBoss 5.0 in NetBeans 6.5 – Fully Supported
Several new patches have been released for NetBeans today, one of which allows JBoss 5.0 to be properly registered within the IDE without having to resort to the fix I blogged about recently. Over 60 other fixes have also been released and are available … Continue reading
Registering JBoss 5.0 in NetBeans 6.5
If you use NetBeans and JBoss, you’ve probably noticed that you can’t register JBoss 5.0 as a server in NetBeans 6.5 This issue is logged at NetBeans as issue number 154800 and is scheduled to be released into Patch 2 … Continue reading
Displaying the HSQL Database Manager in JBoss
When using JBoss Application Server, it can be useful to display the HSQL Database Manager Console so that you can execute ad-hoc SQL statements against the database. To display the Database Manager Console, go into the JMX console located at http://server:8080/jmx-console (where server is … Continue reading
NetBeans Support for JBoss Java EE 5 Projects
The NetBeans team have released a patch for NetBeans 6.1 which addresses over 50 issues and enhancements with the IDE. The new patch can be obtained and installed via the ‘Plugins’ screen within NetBeans. I’m pleased to see that issue 119172 has been rolled … Continue reading
NetBeans 6.1 Beta released – JBoss 5 Support fixed
NetBeans 6.1 Beta 1 has been released and can now be downloaded from the NetBeans site. There is a lot of new functionality in NetBeans 6.1, but the feature I’m most interested in is that JBoss 5 Beta 4 is now supported in … Continue reading