Since few weeks, we re-started to work on SAS9 implementation. In order to prototype efficently, I searched for a JSF IDE. I was used to have net beans, and I found in free download Sun Java Creator Studio :
http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/devtools/free/
What was my surpise, to develop with a UI with the same functionalities as VS (more or less;) ) :
For example double clicking on connect this builds for you all the necessary call back in order to implement your code into your BackBean, with full access to your Session & Application Jbeans (getter and setter are written for you):
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public String btConnect_action() {
this.collectUserInfo();
String serverName = this.getUserInfoBean().getServer();
String serverPort = this.getUserInfoBean().getPort();
String serverUser = this.getUserInfoBean().getUsername();
String serverPass = this.getUserInfoBean().getPassword();
MetadataWorkspace workspace = com.sas.metadata.MetadataWorkspace.getWorkspace();
try
{
sas9explorer.UserInfoBean uib = this.getUserInfoBean();
uib.setWorkspace(workspace);
uib.setIOMI( workspace.makeOMRConnection(serverName,serverPort,serverUser,serverPass));
this.setBean("UserInfoBean", uib);
}
catch (MdException e)
{
String msg = e.getSASMessageSeverity() + " / " + e.getSASMessage()
+ " / " + e.getLocalizedMessage();
this.getErrorManagementBean().setMessage(msg);
return "NotLogged";
} catch (Exception e)
{
String msg = e.getLocalizedMessage();
this.getErrorManagementBean().setMessage(msg);
return "NotLogged";
}
return "Logged";
}
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Moreever you can design explitcitly your navigation flow :
Great !
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