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20060919 Úterý září 19, 2006
Verifying Compliance of Java EE Apps

Do you know the Application Verification Kit (AVK)? It's a tool which lets you verify that your EE application is portable. The good news is that there is an AVK plug-in for NetBeans. I just found a blog entry written by Bhavani Shankar who created the plug-in which describes what it can be used for.

To install the plug-in, go to the update center and choose the Features | Sun Java System Application Verification Kit (AVK), then you can use it. Bhavani also created a flash demo which demonstrates how to use the plug-in.

So with NetBeans you have two options to verify your enterprise application: static verification or dynamic verification:

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