Java EE

IntelliJ IDEA provides facilities for developing applications using Java EE technologies.

• Enable Java EE application support
• Application servers
  • Supported application servers
  • Main tasks related to working with application servers
  • Enable application server integration plugins
  • Define application servers in IntelliJ IDEA
  • Server run/debug configurations
  • Update applications on application servers
• Cloud platforms
  • Google app engine
• Tutorial: Develop a Java EE application
• RESTful WebServices
  • Getting started with REST development
  • Coding assistance for REST development
  • Test RESTful Web services
    • HTTP client in IntelliJ IDEA code editor
      • Exploring the HTTP request in Editor syntax
      • HTTP Response handling API reference
        • HTTP Client reference
        • HTTP Response reference
        • Response Handling Examples
  • Create and run your first RESTful Web service on GlassFish application server
• Web applications
  • Enable Web application support
  • Populate Web module
    • Configure static content resources
    • Create and configure Web application elements
      • Create and delete Web application elements - general steps
      • Servlets
        • Define the servlet element
        • Specify the servlet initialization parameters
        • Specify the servlet name and the target package
      • Listeners
    • Specify assembly descriptor references
  • Configure Web application deployment
• Web service clients
  • Enable Web service client development support
    • Enable Web service client development support through a dedicated facet
    • Add WS libraries to a Web service slient module manually
    • Enable an extra WS engine (Web service client module)
  • Monitore SOAP messages
  • Generate call to Web service
  • Generate Client-side XML-Java binding
• Web services
  • Gettings started with Web service
  • Expose code as Web service
  • Manage deployed Web services
  • Generate WSDL document from Java code