Web Application Development
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Rapidly build standards-based web applications using Ajax, CSS, JavaScript,
PHP, Applets, Java Web Start (JNLP), and JavaServer Faces (JSF) and
JavaServer Pages (JSP).
JSF Development
Link pages in your web application with the new Page Flow
Editor, supporting JSF, JSP, and HTML pages. The IDE comes with an
editor for deployment descriptors (web.xml files). and an HTTP monitor
for tracking and debugging the data flow between components of a web
app.
Use the JSF CRUD application generator
(Create-Read-Update-Delete) to create a complete functional JavaServer
Faces (JSF) page for manipulating data from a database in a few steps.
Standard JSF Components
Add Dynamic Faces and the JSF framework to your web project,
and work with standard JSF reference implementation components. This
includes a comprehensive library of JavaServer Faces components such as
Table, Calendar, Tree, Tab Set, File Upload, and more.
JSP Development 
The editor assists you with features such as code completion,
hyperlinking, and error checking, for JavaServer Pages (JSP) files,
including debugger integration. You can leverage the JavaServer Pages
Standard Tag Library (JSTL), the Struts 1.2.9 and 1.3.x web frameworks,
Spring web framework, and also our new Hibernate 3.2.5 plugin. (Read
more about Spring on our Java EE
page)
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Advanced JSF Components with ICEfaces 
Integration of ICEfaces in NetBeans enables you to go beyond the
standard JSF Components and start using the advanced ICEfaces component
suite. All these advanced components are based on the Automatic Ajax
features of the ICEfaces framework, so you get Rich Internet
Application features using a pure Java development. ICEfaces supports
both the visual JSF and Facelets editor available in NetBeans. Learn
more about the ICEfaces
Plugin for NetBeans IDE.
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Database and Data Binding Tools
Customize queries, add joins, specify criteria, preview
results (and more) with the Query Editor. Use the Database Explorer to
make connections to database servers, view and change database schema,
view the data in your tables and views, and execute arbitrary SQL
statements against a database. The IDE supports drag-and-drop binding
to data services and includes a Data Provider API for binding to other
heterogeneous data sources.
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Databases
The Database Explorer works with JavaDB (Derby), MySQL and
PostgreSQL out of the box. The Explorer supports any relational
database for which there is a JDBC
driver, including Oracle, IBM DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, PointBase,
Sybase, Informix, Cloudscape, InstantDB, Interbase, Firebird, FirstSQL,
Mckoi SQL, HSQLDB, Hypersonic SQL, Micrososft Access.
 Web Application
Learning Trail
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