- Create a web project:
- Select the GlassFish Server:
- Select Java Server Faces and PrimeFaces:
- The web project is created, as usual:
- Add a new database connection in the Services window:
- Select the plugin's button in the toolbar:
- Choose the connection:
- Packages and classes are generated:
- Now we use the JSFClassG button:
- Windows:
- XHTML is generated:
- Configure the pool of conections in Glassfish:
- Run the project (test/test):
- Menu of the application:
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