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Revision as of 09:57, 20 May 2008
Contents
Java EE scenarios
Java EE patterns
Tools for easy EJB testing
EJB developers would appreciate tools that enables them to easily test developed EJB artifacts. Such tools could be:
- a framework for generating JUnit test stubs out from EJB beans.
- a lightweight EJB container that runs locally and enables developers to test their EJB beans without a need of full-blown Java EE application server.
- an integration between the JUnit generation framework and the lightweight EJB container where the tests would be executed.
Index search for Java EE metadata
We are all familiar with the Open Type and Open Resource index searches in the workbench and how useful they are when we try to quickly locate our files and Java classes in the huge project we are working with. The Java EE perspective should naturally evolve these features to Java EE metadata index search, where developers can search for certain metadata in their Java EE projects.
These new feature should introduce new dialog box that looks similar to the Open Type and Open Resource dialogs. There should be a hotkey combination available that enables users to quickly call the dialog. Typing a portion of the Java EE metadata name or description should filter the available Java EE artifacts and assist the user choice.
Examples for Java EE metadata are:
- EJB beans
- Web servlets
- EJB references
- Security roles