Creating an Angular 2 webapp as a deployable WAR

In the previous article we learned how to setup an Angular 2 development environment with NetBeans & Node.js & Angular CLI & Grunt. Now, we’ll learn how to create a deployable web archive, a WAR file.

Setting up a development environment for Angular 2 with NetBeans IDE & NodeJS & Angular CLI & Grunt

NetBeans is one of the most popular development IDE for Java developers. But it can be used for many other technologies: C/C++, PHP and web development. And of course, with some plugins, it’s perfect for develop Angular 2 applications as well. In this article I’m want to describe you how to set up an Angular 2 development environment with the combination of NetBeans IDE & Node.js & Angular CLI and Grunt. Each technology described separately paragraphs.

Implementing a JAX-RS webservice with Jersey

In this tutorial we’ll create a JAX-RS webservice with the Jersey implementation. The Jersey is the best choice, if you have an older JBoss instance. But, if you have a JBoss 6.1, 7.1, EAP 6+, you should use RestEasy or Apache CXF.

Creating a MySQL datasource for JBoss 7.1

In this tutorial we’ll create a MySQL datasource for JBoss Application Server 7.1. I recommend you to read the article listed in the “Useful article” section, because a MySQL driver is required for our datasource.

Add MySQL to JBoss 7.1 as a module

In this article we’ll create a MySQL module. This can be useful, because a MySQL driver(module) is not part of the core JBoss modules.