downloaded and installed NetBeans with Project Woodstock components

[ilango_g]

This is in response to my own post recently.

I have downloaded and installed NetBeans 6.1 with the Woodstock Components). Does that mean I do not have to download these components separately (?).

How would I proceed after that? I have looked at the tutorials and documentation section, but I do not know where to start. I would like to build  a form with at least one input control for now, connect to a data source, validate the data, add CSS styling, etc.

Any guidance in this matter is very appreciated.

[Ratnadeep Bhattacharjee-2]

ilango_g wrote:
> This is in response to my own post recently.
>
> I have downloaded and installed NetBeans 6.1 with the Woodstock Components).
> Does that mean I do not have to download these components separately (?).
>
>  
No you don't.
> How would I proceed after that?
You can either use Visual Web to assemble your application by dragging
and dropping components from the design palette to the design surface or
you could hand code the JSP pages.

There is a tutorial that helps you get started step by step. I would
urge you to try the examples out.

http://developers.sun.com/learning/javaoneonline/j1lab.jsp?lab=LAB-4540LT&yr=2008&track=1
> I have looked at the tutorials and
> documentation section, but I do not know where to start. I would like to
> build  a form with at least one input control for now, connect to a data
> source, validate the data, add CSS styling, etc.
>
> Any guidance in this matter is very appreciated.
>  
Also,  look at the example app that shows the components in use. The src
code is available as part of the application.
http://webdev2.sun.com/example/faces/index.jsp


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[ilango_g]

Is Visual Web part of NetBeans? Some kind of drag and drop tool with (Ajax) capabilities probably? Thanks for the kind response.

ilango

Ratnadeep Bhattacharjee-2 wrote:

ilango_g wrote:
> This is in response to my own post recently.
>
> I have downloaded and installed NetBeans 6.1 with the Woodstock Components).
> Does that mean I do not have to download these components separately (?).
>
>  
No you don't.
> How would I proceed after that?
You can either use Visual Web to assemble your application by dragging
and dropping components from the design palette to the design surface or
you could hand code the JSP pages.

There is a tutorial that helps you get started step by step. I would
urge you to try the examples out.

http://developers.sun.com/learning/javaoneonline/j1lab.jsp?lab=LAB-4540LT&yr=2008&track=1
> I have looked at the tutorials and
> documentation section, but I do not know where to start. I would like to
> build  a form with at least one input control for now, connect to a data
> source, validate the data, add CSS styling, etc.
>
> Any guidance in this matter is very appreciated.
>  
Also,  look at the example app that shows the components in use. The src
code is available as part of the application.
http://webdev2.sun.com/example/faces/index.jsp


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[HandyGeek]

Hello ilango,
Yes, Visual Web was created originally in Sun Java Studio Creator to entice Visual Basic programmers (like I was) to Java with a familiar drag-and-drop interface.  It is was at first an add-on to NetBeans, and is now integrated in NetBeans.  Please complete the tutorial referred to below as an excellent introduction to NetBeans, Woodstock components, and the Visual Web development environment.

I recommend you also look at and subscribe to the NetBeans mailing list: http://www.nabble.com/Netbeans---Users-f2605.html

HTH,  /David

ilango_g wrote:

Is Visual Web part of NetBeans? Some kind of drag and drop tool with (Ajax)
capabilities probably? Thanks for the kind response.

ilango


Ratnadeep Bhattacharjee-2 wrote:
  

ilango_g wrote:
    

This is in response to my own post recently.

I have downloaded and installed NetBeans 6.1 with the Woodstock
Components).
Does that mean I do not have to download these components separately (?).

  
      

No you don't.
    

How would I proceed after that? 
      

You can either use Visual Web to assemble your application by dragging 
and dropping components from the design palette to the design surface or 
you could hand code the JSP pages.

There is a tutorial that helps you get started step by step. I would 
urge you to try the examples out.

http://developers.sun.com/learning/javaoneonline/j1lab.jsp?lab=LAB-4540LT&yr=2008&track=1
    

I have looked at the tutorials and
documentation section, but I do not know where to start. I would like to
build  a form with at least one input control for now, connect to a data
source, validate the data, add CSS styling, etc.

Any guidance in this matter is very appreciated.
  
      

Also,  look at the example app that shows the components in use. The src 
code is available as part of the application.
http://webdev2.sun.com/example/faces/index.jsp


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