Web Application Learning Trail
What Is a Web Application?
A web application is an application that is
accessed with a web browser over the Internet or an intranet.
Web applications are deployed to a web server like Tomcat or, if you want to
use Java EE features like web services and enterprise beans, to a Java EE application
server like the Sun Java System Application Server.
Getting Started
Tutorials, Guides, and Demos
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Developing Web Applications
Visual Web Application Development
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New! NetBeans IDE 6.0 Beta Tutorials
View all 6.0 Web tutorials
Web Services
Web Frameworks
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Support
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Community-powered
- Enterprise
Application FAQs
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Professional-powered
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Other Resources
- The
J2EE 1.4 Tutorial
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Join the GlassFish Community
- JavaPassion Java EE
- Free Introduction to Java EE from JavaPassion
- JavaPassion AJAX Code Camp
- Free Introduction to AJAX from JavaPassion
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Training
- Sun
Java Training
- NetBeans IDE is now included in many of Sun's
most popular instructor-led classes
on Java technology. In these courses, Sun teaches the underlying Java
technologies and then exposes developers to the NetBeans IDE while working
on the labs within the courses. The following classes cover web application
technologies:
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Developing Applications for the J2EE Platform (course #FJ-310)
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Web Component Development With Servlet and JSP Technologies (course
#SL-314)
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