PCM Reddy's Weblog

Last week I created an application which consumes various StrikeIron Webservices in NetBeans. Including Application sources and tutorial video.

 

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Today I was playing with NISCom CrEme VM and NetBeans 5.5.1 RC CDC pack. Netbeans has really cool features such as deployment to target device and executing application in remote VM. [Read More]

To day I am trying out Ruby support in NetBeans. [Read More]

To day I was playing with VMPlayer + Solaris  and Ubuntu on my Note Book.

I installed Solaris Express and Ubuntu 6.10 on XP notebook. Solaris Express bundles NetBeans. I downloaded and installed JDK 1.6 + NB 5.5 on Ubuntu. All IDEs are up and running at the same time.

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Connecting BPEL process to external webservices using NetBeans Enterprise Pack 5.5

Check out this demo for more details.

http://blogs.sun.com/pcmreddy/resource/StockQuoteCA_files/StockQuoteCA2.html

This blog entry explains how to manipulate BPEL process using NB Enterprise Pack 5.5  and How to communicate  to a BPEL process  from a webapplication.
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Connecting to remote Derby server from Netbeans step by step instructions.[Read More]

On Unix/Linux users may see the following error

"No compatible Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE) was found"

This is a known issue with Installshield. See http://support.installshield.com/kb/view.asp?articleid=Q107271 for more details.

Try this:
  $  ./jstudio_ent81-ea-linux.sh  -is:javahome <JAVA_HOME>

Java Studio Ent  Tips

1) Why I am getting "cannot find java.exe" error?
     I guess after installing JSE8, User might have uninstalled the JDK.
     There are three ways to address this issue.

1. Edit c:\Program Files\Sun\jstudio_ent8\ide\etc\jstudio.conf Set JDK path
2. D:\Program Files\Sun\jstudio_ent8\ide\bin\runide.exe -jdkhome JDK_INST_DIR
3. Select desktop JSE icon -> properties ->Target D:\Program Files\Sun\jstudio_ent8\ide\bin\runide.exe -jdkhome JDK_INST_DIR