15 Getting started with PrimeFaces on GlassFish v3
According to the PrimeFaces website, “PrimeFaces is an open source component suite for Java Server Faces featuring 70+ Ajax powered…
Author Wouter van Reeven
Wouter van Reeven
Wouter is Java consultant at AMIS
1 Java EE 6 and GlassFish 3.0 released!
In the past few month several Java EE 6 related JSRs (Java Specification Requests) have been finalized. The final ballot…
1 Migrating your web applications from JEE5 to JEE6
On Wednesday, November 11, the Netherlands Java Users Group (NL-JUG) organized the JFall 2009 Java conference. At the conference I…
2 Making GlassFish v3 available using Apache2 and mod_jk
The upcoming release of JEE 6 means that the next release of GlassFish, version 3, still is under development. However,…
0 More impressions of JavaOne 2009
Like my colleague Lucas I attended JavaOne 2009. This post will describe my impressions of JavaOne 2009. The event turned…
0 RichFaces plugin for NetBeans updated
About a year ago, during JavaOne 2008, Geertjan Wielenga and I created NetBeans modules for JBoss RichFaces support. Last week…
4 Testing seam-gen in Seam 2.1.2-SNAPSHOT with GlassFish v2
On March 15 I read on The Aquarium that JBoss’ Dan Allen added JBoss AS 5 and GlassFish support to…
15 Multi select in RichFaces trees
In the past few months I have been involved in a development project where we are using Hibernate, Seam and…
0 Devoxx 2008: The major announcements
At the time I’m writing this, Devoxx 2008 is well into it’s second day. Day one was quite interesting, with…
6 JDeveloper 11g on Linux
It has been awaited for a long time. But now it’s finally there: JDeveloper 11g! At the time of this…
1 Providing RichFaces support for NetBeans: learning it from the master
Earlier this week, Geertjan Wielenga asked me if he could come and visit me to watch the Netherlands beat France…
4 JavaOne 2008 LAB: Dynamic Service Composition with OpenESB and NetBeans
Apart from sessions in which an overview of a certain topic is presented, JavaOne also had a few sessions in…
1 JavaOne 2008: day 2
The second day of JavaOne 2008 started with a key note by Oracle. After that I attended a presentation about…
0 AMIS presents at JavaOne 2008
On day 2 of JavaOne 2008, Lucas Jellema and Peter Ebell did a presentation about enabling company and user level…
1 Web Synergy: Sun and Liferay bundle their forces
On day 2 of JavaOne 2008 I visited the Sun booth at the Pavilion to ask some questions about the…
4 JavaOne 2008 day 1: it’s begun!
Today JavaOne 2008 ofiicially started. About 15,000 Java minded people showed up at Moscone Center in San Francisco. On our…
1 JavaOne 2008 day 0: CommunityOne
It is a fact: JavaOne 2008 unofficially started today! CommunityOne kicked off at 9:30 with a general session. At 11:00…
0 JavaOne 2008 day -1: GlassFish un-conference
On Sunday, May 4 about 50 GlassFish users and developers got together to have some informal sessions about several GlassFish…
0 GlassFish and AMIS present: GlassFish and OpenESB
In March 2006, NL-JUG (the Netherlands Java Users Group) and Sun Microsystemsorganized a University Session about GlassFish. Now, two years…
0 Generating graphs with JHeadstart
One of our recent buisiness cases required the availability of graph representations of data in an application generated with JHeadstart.…