Enterprise Java
Archived content from my earlier career in enterprise Java development (JSF, RichFaces, JavaFX, and related technologies), roughly 2007-2014.
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Learn how to build enterprise mobile applications for iPhone an Android by attending our webinar on Tuesday, Jun 15, 2010 at 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM PDT Exadel Flamingo, an open source Java EE development framework, enables the “mobilization” of existing e-commerce applications by seamlessly encapsulating existing server-side functionality to be used by mobile devices.…
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Today we released JavaFX Plug-in for Eclipse version 1.3.1. Plug-in information and download (and Eclipse update site) What’s new in version 1.3.1 Please give it a try and let us know what you think.
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My article on Exadel JavaFX Plug-in for Eclipse Features was reposted on Exadel blog. Since then we added JavaFX 1.3 support to our plug-in.
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Tell us what features you want in Exadel JavaFX Plug-in for Eclipse. It’s very easy to do, you can either enter them into Jira or the forum.
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JavaOne 2010 is four months away and I’m happy to say that one of my talks was accepted this year as well. The session is Enterprise JavaFX applications with CDI (JSR 299). JavaFX-CDI integration will be a part of Flamingo rich framework. Flamingo now also has tools to help you build mobile applications on iPhone…
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I’m happy to announce that we released Exadel JavaFX Plug-in for Eclipse version 1.3 with support for newest JavaFX 1.3. Download the plug-in and Eclipse update site: http://exadel.org/javafxplugin. What’s new in this version: http://exadel.org/javafxplugin-releasenotes We would love to hear you feedback. Let us know how we can improve the plug-in. Known issues: – Version 1.3.0…
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Exadel Flamingo is a framework for connecting rich UIs (Flex, JavaFX, Swing) to enterprise back-end such as Java EE, Seam and Spring. Very soon Flamingo is going to move to our new open source web site exadel.org. Something you probably were not aware of is that Flamingo now also has a mobile portion. It allows…
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Exadel JavaFX Plug-In for Eclipse features article on javalobby.com.
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JavaFX script is a powerful UI language and has JSON-like format. One thing that you might need getting used to is formatting or where and how to indent and place various brackets once you go beyond just a few lines of code. If you are working with Eclipse, the good news is that Exadel JavaFX…
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Today we released Exadel JavaFX plug-in for Eclipse version 1.2.4. You can see what’s new and what has been fixed in the release notes. We fixed a number of issues that were submitted by a user as well as started to add JavaFX script formatting features. As always, you can follow and provide feedback for…
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Exadel’s Donna Burke reviews EclipseCon 2010 conference in Santa Clara, CA
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Exadel JavaFX plug-in in now listed on Eclipse Market place.
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We recently made Eclipse update site available for Exadel JavaFX plug-in for Eclipse. It’s now easier than ever to install the plug-in. Here is what you need to do. Download and install Eclipse IDE 3.5.2 for Java EE Developers. In Eclipse, go to Help/Install New Software… Click Add Enter plug-in name, for example: JavaFX plug-in…
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Exadel Fiji extends JSF by allowing the use of Flex with JSF components and within a JSF page. It comes with ready-to-use charting components based on Flash as well as universal wrapper which allows to wrap any Flash component as JSF component. We are working on Fiji version 2.0 which is going to be open…
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We just released JavaFX plug-in for Eclipse version 1.2.3. This release comes with bug fixing and few minor features. That’s basically our plan for the near future, release often (2 weeks release cycle) with bug fixing and minor features. If there is anything you want us to add, please put it on the forum or…
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Ajax Applications with RichFaces and JSF 2 View more presentations from Max Katz. Rich Enterprise Applications with JavaFX View more presentations from Max Katz.
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With the launch of exadel.org, it’s now very easy to try nightly builds of JavaFX plug-in for Eclipse, and view and submit new bugs. Using Jira (or the forum), you can tell us what features you would like to see in JavaFX plug-in for Eclipse. Our plan is to have a very short release cycle,…
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JBoss Tools team released JBoss Tools version 3.1 this week. It’s the best IDE for doing enterprise Java development with JSF, RichFaces, Seam, JPA, Hibernate more. You now get JSF2 as well as CDI support. You may or may not have known but over 50% of code in JBoss Tools is being written by Exadel…
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With the launch of exadel.org, we also made a new version of JavaFX plug-in available, version 1.2.2. Download the new version here. In addition to bug fixing, it has the following new features: New JavaFX Script Wizard Outline View with navigation As we have been promising, the plug-in is now open source (under GPL). You…
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I’m happy to announce that our open source community and projects web site exadel.org is now live. It also hosts its first project: JavaFX plug-in for Eclipse. Why did we create this web site? Exadel always had a number of projects available on its site for download, most of them are free. One of the…
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Exadel has a new Android M-Commerce client. Read more here.
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Learn how to run RichFaces applications in the cloud. Ingres Highlights Role in Exadel Cloud in a Box RIA on the Cloud with RichFaces and Ingres
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JavaFX is a new scripting language from Sun (I guess now from Oracle) for building Java-based rich user interfaces for the Web, mobile, desktop and even TV. There are plenty of sources on the Internet the predicted or predict the death of JavaFX. Based on what Oracle said few weeks ago, JavaFX has a bright…
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Several members of the RichFaces and JBoss Tools teams will be presenting at the Modern Java Technologies Workshop in Minsk, Belarus. From the RichFaces team Nick Belaevski and Ilya Shaikovsky will be discussing Java Server Faces 2.0, and then two topics on RichFaces 3.3.X and 4.0.X. More information (more information in Russian). To register, send…
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Check out Oracle’s Ellison sees success in Java-based middleware article by searchSOA.com. I was asked to provide feedback on Oracle’s plans with JavaFX. It’s pretty cool that my name is mentioned in the same article as Larry Ellison! It’s time for Larry to invite me to lunch.