Using Glassfish Eclipse Bundle for JavaDB, JPA and JSP

Have you ever wondered how quickly one could get from installing a J2EE server to running a JSP page that fetches data from DB using modern persistency technology like JPA?

To find out we (me and Ivar) did a little test-drive using recently announced Glassfish Eclipse Bundle that contains Eclipse IDE with bundled Glassfish J2EE server, optionally JDK and a lot of integrated plugins to get you started quickly.

After cutting out all the downloading, startup etc delays we ended up with a surprisingly short 10min demonstration! It was interesting that we barely wrote any code or XML — see for yourself! Tricky part was initial setup to get all the jars and configurations right — must be followed pretty much the same sequence as in the video!

Ok, here it comes, have fun :) Probably adding a few annotations and audio would help?

 



 

Any feedback is more than welcome!

  • http://iley.de tim

    you should close the tag with :)

  • http://iley.de tim

    now with code-tag:

    should be closed

  • http://iley.de tim

    argh!

    i mean the li-tag.

  • http://ahtik.com/blog/ Ahti Kitsik

    Sorry, which tag? :)

  • http://ahtik.com/blog/ Ahti Kitsik

    hehe, still not following — where is this LI tag that should be closed?

  • http://iley.de tim

    by 08:04. of course this does not affect the statement of the video, thanks for the great screencast.

  • http://ahtik.com/blog/ Ahti Kitsik

    ahh yeah, now I got it! thanks for the hint, true!

  • Silu

    Great, very simple