As Fuji runs on any OSGi platform and GlassFish V3 is a platform built on modular OSGi based architecture, Fuji team packaged and configured the Fuji runtime on GlassFish V3 and made it available at open-esb maven repository.  Fuji sever plugin for Netbeans is also updated to manage the Fuji instance on GlassFish V3 from Netbeans.

See this wiki page on how to download and install the Fuji+GlassFish V3 distribution.
See this wiki page on how to download and install  the Fuji server plugin for Netbeans.

See this demo video on how to add and manage Fuji instance from Netbeans.
See this demo video on how to deploy Fuji App to the Fuji instances managed from Netbeans.

For more information on Project Fuji visit https://fuji.dev.java.net

I have updated the Fuji server plugin to add new ui that allows direct deployment of the fuji maven projects to fuji instances managed in Netbeans.

• Deploy action is added to Fuji app/interceptor maven projects to deploy directly from the project to the Fuji instance started from Netbeans.
• Deploy customizer category is added to project customizer so that users can pre-select the target server from the list of Fuji instances for deployment.
• Deploy action can show the list of Fuji instances available for deployment and remember the selection between IDE restarts.

So, update your Fuji server plugin from here and play with it. See this demo video on how to use this new feature.

Project Fuji is a lightweight runtime based on JBI (JSR 208) that runs on any OSGi platform. For more information on Project Fuji, visit https://fuji.dev.java.net