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Asked: 2026-05-23T00:02:29+00:00

Where can I find the jar file or the source code of JEE6? Or

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Where can I find the jar file or the source code of JEE6? Or is there another way how you can get autocompletion for this in Netbeans/Eclipse?

And I have just installed glassfish so that i can use JAX-RS but i do not understand how it works. Why does the javacompiler find these classes but netbeans does not? I building with maven2 but have not set any paths or so.

And why am I not able to install JEE6 without glassfish? I just do not need an application server for a REST service with Jersey.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Question #1:
    See this example project.

    The example project is built with maven, which may answer your question about auto-complete. Netbeans 6.8+ (approx) has built-in maven support. After the first build of the example project, I think you’ll see that auto-complete works better for any dependencies (i.e. jersey) inside the pom.xml. In my Netbeans, auto-complete works, but the javadocs are not there, which may mean that Jersey wasn’t bundled with them.

    Question #2: Your maven on the command line and the one inside Netbeans are different copies. You can make Netbeans use a specific copy of maven in Tools/Options/Misc/Maven/External Maven Home. This may clear up some confusion.

    Question #3: Jersey can run in Tomcat or Jetty if you find Glassfish to be too much app server for your needs.

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