JPA Modeler and Primefaces in NetBeans
Create CRUD application using Netbeans within 90 Seconds
This tutorial demonstrate the basics of building a simple CRUD Web Application using NetBeans IDE 8.0.1 that interacts with a back-end database. The application provides you with the ability to view and modify data contained in the database - otherwise referred to as CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) functionality.
To get started from scratch (database does not contains any pre-existing tables) , you use JPA Modeler for Entity Class Generation .
After you generate entity classes , you can create the web interface for displaying and modifying the data. You will use the JSF Pages from Entity Classes wizard to create JSF managed beans and EJBs for the entity classes, as well as a set of Primefaces Facelets pages to handle the views for entity class data.