J2EE Application Clients in NetBeans 4.1
Short and sweet today - just got together an article about using J2EE application clients in NetBeans 4.1.
http://www.netbeans.org/kb/41/app-clients.html
As you know, this wasn't automated in the IDE. This is one big reason we had to change all the EJB examples in the J2EE 1.4 Tutorial in NetBeans IDE into stand-alone EJBs and stand-alone application clients instead of enterprise apps that had the app client packaged with them.
Anyway, you can make a regular Java application act like a J2EE application client, you just have to create the deployment descriptors yourself, add it to the ent app yourself, and add j2ee.jar to the classpath. But even then you don't get any of the cool stuff like web services support or automatic Call Enterprise Bean (you have to write all the EJB references yourself). All this should be rectified soon, with full automatic J2EE app client support.
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