Right click on it, you can now “Start” it if it is not started yet. You should now see your “GlassFish 5” instance under “Servers”. If everything goes well, NetBeans will confirm that a GlassFish 5.0 installation was found, you can now click “Next” and “Finish” to accept the default values. Now in the install location, enter the directory where you have installed GlassFish 5 (see previous step). In NetBeans, select “Services” tab, “Servers” and right click to select “Add Server…“ this will open an “Add Server Instance” window. NetBeans 8.2 comes with GlassFish 4.x (Java EE 7), we will now reconfigure NetBeans to use GlassFish 5 (Java EE 8) instead. Install NetBeansĭownload NetBeans 8.2, make sure to download the “Java EE” bundle ( “All” will also work). If you have NetBeans 8.2 with Java EE support already installed on your machine, you can go directly to the NetBeans configuration step. You can now connect to the GlassFish Admin Console on Install and configure NetBeans Log File: /Users/davidd/work/glassfish5/glassfish/domains/domain1/logs/server.logĬommand start-domain executed successfully. Successfully started the domain : domain1ĭomain Location: /Users/davidd/work/glassfish5/glassfish/domains/domain1 Take a moment to note the directory where GlassFish 5 is installed as this path will be required in the next step. To install it, just unzip the archive into a target directory. Install GlassFishĭownload the final version of GlassFish 5.0. If you don’t have a recent JDK 8 installed on your laptop, download and install Java SE 8 Development Kit 8u144. GlassFish 5.0 is today only supported on Java SE 8 do not use Java SE 9! GlassFish 5.0.1 will add support Java SE 9. For JavaOne, we will use the latest JDK 8 release. This lab will then also work on those application servers. Over time, this will change as implementors will add support to Java EE 8 to their application servers. GlassFish 5 is today the only Java EE 8 compatible application server. Exercise 3 : Servlet 4 and HTTP/2 Supportĭuring this “Bring Your Own Laptop” Lab, you will use NetBeans 8.2 and GlassFish 5, the open source Java EE reference implementation to test some of the new Java EE 8 APIs.Exercise 1 : JSON-B 1.0 and Bean Validation 2.0.J1-hol Java EE 8 Hands On Lab Table of contents
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