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Introduction to GlassFish

Introduction to GlassFish

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Introduction to GlassFish

- [Instructor] If you're familiar with GlassFish and have used it before, feel free to skip this video where we start implementing our project, otherwise follow along. Basically, GlassFish is Oracle's own version of a local server implementation, and is well-integrated with Java EE. In fact, most other options available out there follow GlassFish implementation. It is probably your best option when testing your application locally, and it is included with NetBeans, which is the tool I'll use in this course. It is also Oracle's own server offering, therefore you know it'll be well-implemented with the latest version of Java EE. Eclipse has its own version of GlassFish, which is based on the original, but, in general, should be fairly similar. For example, you could use GlassFish to host a server for employees to use internally, for the internet, or an information portal for employees. Another element that is important when using GlassFish, and we'll explore this in more details as we…

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