A method in one EJB will call a Web service in another EJB. Do they need to be packaged in the same EAR, or can I deploy the Web service provider separately (in a WAR)? Will dependency injection (acco
I\'ve developed a java web application. I\'ve installed the Java EE SDK 5 and Java SDK 6u23. When another person wants to use this project - I mean for example in Netbeans or Eclipse - so that the pe
I have a simple web application running in Tomcat. There is a servlet which is forwarding the request and response to a jsp page which in turn prints something to the browser.
I\'m having trouble using dependency injection (with CDI/Weld) within libraries used in a war when deploying on Glassfish 3.1. I have two libraries, say:
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I\'ve been coding in J2SE and now I\'m currently working on a project that requires me to have a Java Desktop app to interact with a Java EE server for several activities such as database connections.
I was using glassfish web profile to develop my netbeans \"java web\" project (war). I used ejb and managed beans inside but now I want to split project to ejb and web project (called \"enterprise app
I have a structure like this @Stateless public class CoreMainEJB implements CoreMainEJBRemote, CoreMainEJBLocal {
I am quite used to creating user interfaces with HTML/CSS/JS. However, I am working on a JAVA application that utilizes Wicket.
Im developing a web application(J2EE,Struts2,JSP,Tomcat) I want to hide the .jsp extension from webpages.