JSF 1.2: Project Woodstock Application using JPA

Woodstock Dataprovider Entity Example

Here is another example of using Project Woodstock along with JPA in an Enterprise Application. The project requires the sample database included in NetBeans.

The project was updated using NetBeans 6.5.1.


The code for the project can be found on Bitbucket here: WoodstockJPAApplication

JSF 1.2: Project Woodstock Multiple Selection Table Example

Multiple Selection Table

This is another example of a Project Woodstock project that was converted from Project Rave and Sun Studio Creator 2. This example details a multiple selection table, and was originally created by Winston Prakash.

I have updated the project using NetBeans 6.5.1 and tested on GlassFish 2.1.1.

The updated project can be found on BitBucket here: MultipleSelectionTable

JSF 1.2: Project Rave Single Selection Table

Single Selection Table

Here is another example Project Rave/Woodstock project originally written by Winston Prakash for Sun Studio Creator 2. It has been updated using NetBeans 6.5.1 and tested on Glassfish 2.1.1.

The project can be found on BitBucket here: SingleSelectionTable

JSF 1.2: Woodstock Collapsible Group Table Example

Collapsible Group Table Example

Here is another example of a Project Rave data table converted to Project Woodstock. Project Woodstock was a great idea and the implementation with Visual JSF was the right path to go with JSF development. It is a shame that the project was canceled by Sun. I met a lot of great people who worked on the projects, and are still friends today. The code for this project was originally developed by Winston Prakash at Sun.

The code was developed using NetBeans 6.5.1 and can be downloaded from BitBucket here: CollapsibleGroupTable

JSF 1.2: Project Woodstock Button Facet Table

I was going through some old code examples. I found one created with Sun Studio Creator. Yes, it was very old.

The original example was developed by Winston Prakash.

I did some updates to Project Woodstock from the original Project Rave, and came up with a pretty new example page.

The project can be downloaded here: ButtonHeaderTable

Note: You will need to use NetBeans 6.5.1, or 6.7.1 to run it.

JSF 1.2: Visual Web Pack (Project Woodstock) Java Persistence API Example

Master-Detail Example

This is some example code that I have for a Visual Web Pack (VWP) project that demonstrates some complex data table examples.

I often fantasize about being able to get the band back together and make Woodstock 2.0. Here is an example of why. This was complex for JSF 1.2.

The code can be downloaded from: vwpjpaexamples

I would strongly recommend using NetBeans 6.5.1 to build and run the example project.

A simple practical "pragmatic" Formatter for java.util.logging.Logger

I have quite a trove of code examples I have collected over the years. Here is another example of a Formatter used with the java.util.logging.Logger to generate a standard output.

PragmaticFormatter.java

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The next question is how do you use it? Easy enough... here is an example for you. The code for the project is located here: pragmatic-logging-formatter

JSF 2.x Tip of the Day: Encoding Text for XML

I have a simple method to encode text to display inside an XML page, or to use inside other XML/JS for example SyntaxHighlighter.

XMLEncode

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Creating a BLOB Image Table

I am going through some old code while I wait for my Windows VM to update. I came across some code to create an image BLOB table on MySQL. I thought I would publish it before deleting it from my system. It might be helpful to someone.

CreateImagesTable.java

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cat: How do I list the contents of a text file?

I was asked by a new developer how you would cat the contents of a file in Java. I thought for a second and here is what I came up with. I thought I would just share it. Note: This is my 30s answer, and probably could be cleaned up.

Cat.java

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