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Java SE-EE-ME comparison diagram
Gökhan Ozar

What is the Difference Between Java SE, Java EE, Java ME and JavaFX?

3 June 2018
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Besides being a programming language, Java is also a software platform. As a programming language, Java is a high-level object-oriented language that has a particular syntax and style. A Java platform is a particular environment in which Java programming language applications run, which are divided into 4 major categories:

Java SE, EE, ME and JavaFX. But what’s the difference between Java SE, EE, ME and Java FX? Will you be missing anything if you go with Standard Edition (SE) vs. Enterprise (EE)? Can you develop a mobile enterprise application with Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE)  and not the Micro Edition (ME)? In this blog post, you will get an overview of the Java editions, their differences, and a few recommendations for developing applications with each platform.

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Gökhan Ozar

Matrice des plates-formes et des runtimes compatibles avec JBoss Tools

23 March 2018
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tilisez Eclipse avec le plugin JBoss Tools au lieu de (RedHat) JBoss Developer Studio ? Il peut être difficile d’obtenir la bonne version du plugin tools pour fonctionner avec la version compatible d’Eclipse et la bonne version des composants JSF, etc.

JBoss Developer Studio est une version d’Eclipse marqué RedHat/JBoss avec la bonne version de JBoss Tools. Le “Dev studio” est généralement livré avec un abonnement développeur de RedHat pour 99 $. (On m’a dit, cependant, par Read More

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Gökhan Ozar

Some thoughts on JSF…

1 May 2012
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JSF is a request-driven MVC web framework based on component-driven UI design model, using XML files called view templates or Facelets views. JSF is a component based MVC framework which is built on top of the Servlet API and provides components in flavor of taglibs which can be used in JSP or any other Java based view technology.

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JBoss Seam - Tomcat
Gökhan Ozar

Create a Blog with JBoss Seam, Hibernate JPA and JSF then Deploy it to Tomcat in the Cloud – Part II

22 January 2012
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In part I of the tutorial, I provided the instructions about the development environment and  how to create the blog’s database. In this part II, using Eclipse’s JBoss tools plugin, we’ll create and configure the JBoss Seam web project and prepare it for full Tomcat-compatibilty and for the creation the basic CRUD (create, read, update and delete) functionality of entities which will be reverse engineered from the database using hbm2java embedded in Seam-gen whose GUI version comes built-in …

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Gökhan Ozar

Create a Blog with JBoss Seam, Hibernate JPA and JSF then Deploy it to Tomcat in the Cloud – Part I

22 January 2012
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Tired of simple hello world tutorials or tutorials taking you only as far as user login and registration examples? Here’s an intermediate-level tutorial in which I will demonstrate how to make a blog CMS application using JBoss Seam incorporating JSF (w/Facelets), Hibernate JPA and how to deploy it to Apache Tomcat web server. With this tutorial, I also aim to provide complete and correct instructions for preparing a Seam 2.2 project to be deployed on Tomcat without …

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