Song Thuy Nguyen <programm...@...> writes: > > Chao anh Binh, > Yes, I know, I've tried Netbeans before, it is great if you pair it with GlassFish, but it doesn't create the > deploy.xml for ODE, and as far as I remember there were also some other issues that made me use elcipse bpel > for ODE. For the project I'm working on right now, it's not cruicial for me to have a deep insight in BPEL, I > just needed to create some sample processes with simple invokes for some test cases on ODE. So I just needed > a quick way to get some processes running without writing any BPEL code by hand. > But if I would work with GlassFish and dive deeper into BPEL, I will definitely use Netbeans. > > Greetings, > Song Thuy Nguyen > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Binh Nguyen [mailto:ntbinh1...@...] > > Sent: Friday, February 26, 2010 3:29 PM > > To: d...@... > > Subject: Re: ODE Woes > > > > Hi Song Thuy, > > > > I found that BPEL support in Netbeans 6.5 is better than eclipse BPEL > > editor. > > Give it a try. > > > > Good luck. > > Binh. > >
Hi Thuy, As I remembered, eclipse BPEL editor's support for creating deploy.xml is not good either, so that why I have to develop a tool to create that file by myself in Netbeans. I do not know what server are you using, but besides GlassFish, Tomcat also goes well with ODE. Cheers Binh.
