Geertjan Wielenga Video: CRUD Application on the NetBeans Platform (Part 1)
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1st part of a 2-part series that integrates a MySQL database into a NetBeans Platform application via EclipseLink. The Nodes API and the Explorer & Property Sheet API are used to display the data in a TopComponent class, which embeds a new window into the application. Synchronization with the Properties window is also shown.
Related links
- Hello EclipseLink on the NetBeans Platform
- Hello EclipseLink + Explorer Views on the NetBeans Platform
- Top 10 NetBeans APIs
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Roger Padilla replied on Tue, 2009/03/17 - 6:57pm
That is a very good tutorial, exactly what I was looking from much time ago.
I'll be waiting for the second part (I would like a third part also ;)).
Thanks a lot Geertjan,
Roger
Suraj Chhetry replied on Tue, 2009/03/17 - 10:09pm
Geertjan Wielenga replied on Mon, 2009/03/23 - 6:11am
Alicia Jimenez replied on Wed, 2009/05/13 - 11:38am
Lance James replied on Thu, 2010/05/06 - 8:20pm
Worked through Part 1 using 6.9 beta. Never works the first time when following tutorials. That is a good thing to truly learning a subject.
I am ready for Part 2 but cannot find it.
If you would please, would you direct me to the Part 2 video?
I am starting a rewrite of my company's MRP system. I am wanting to make it scalable and get away from MS products.
Your video introduction to the Netbeans platform is exactly what I am wanting since it incorporates a DB access.
Regards,
Lance
Anil Shah replied on Mon, 2010/08/09 - 5:30am
Matt Coleman replied on Fri, 2012/02/03 - 12:18am