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NetBeans™ IDE Field Guide: Developing Desktop, Web, Enterprise, and Mobile Applications

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The Only Complete Guide and Reference for NetBeans IDE 4.1! The award-winning NetBeans integrated development environment is today's state-of-the-art Java IDE. NetBeans is the first free, open source IDE to support Java 2 Standard Edition (J2SE) 5.0, and it's a leader in providing advanced support for Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE), Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME), and other technologies. NetBeans IDE eases all aspects of Java application development, incorporating a wide range of powerful features into one well-designed package. NetBeans™ IDE Field Guide is a comprehensive introductory guide and task reference--it's the fast-answers NetBeans "cookbook" for every Java developer. The authors show you how to use NetBeans to build applications for the desktop, web, enterprise, and handset. Coverage includes Navigating NetBeans IDE, and creating, opening, and configuring projects Using NetBeans' special Ant integration to work with complex existing projects Maximizing productivity in everyday coding, debugging, and refactoring Developing web applications with NetBeans' built-in Apache Tomcat Web server Creating and consuming web services Using enterprise beans to extend web applications with business logic Constructing, assembling, and verifying large-scale J2EE applications Managing the Sun Java System Application Server through NetBeans IDE Developing J2ME handheld applications with the NetBeans Mobility Pack If you're new to NetBeans, this book will help you quickly leverage its power throughout the entire edit-compile-test-debug-deploy cycle. If you've worked with older versions, you'll learn how to make the most of its dramatic improvements. Whatever you're building with Java, NetBeans™ IDE Field Guide will help you build it faster, better, and more efficiently.

Table of Contents:
Foreword by James Gosling. Foreword by Bill Shannon. Preface. About the Authors. Acknowledgments. 1. Download, Installation, and First Project.     Downloading the IDE     Installing the IDE     Setting a Proxy     First NetBeans IDE Project 2. NetBeans IDE Fundamentals.     Creating a Project     Configuring the Classpath     Creating a Subproject     Creating and Editing Files     Setting Up and Modifying Java Packages     Compiling and Building     Viewing Project Metadata and Build Results     Navigating to the Source of Compilation Errors     Running     Creating and Running Tests     Debugging the Application     Integrating Version Control Commands     Managing IDE Windows 3. IDE Project Fundamentals.     Introduction to IDE Projects     Choosing the Right Project Template     Creating a Project from Scratch     Importing a Project Developed in a Different Environment     Navigating Your Projects     Working with Files Not in the Project     Creating Packages and Files in the Project     Configuring the Project's Classpath     Changing the Version of the JDK That Your Project Is Based On     Changing the Target JDK for a Standard Project     Referencing JDK Documentation (Javadoc) from the Project     Adding Folders and JAR Files to the Classpath     Making External Sources and Javadoc Available in the IDE     Structuring Your Projects     Displaying and Hiding Projects     Setting Up a Project to Work with Version Control     Compiling a Project     Running a Project     Writing Your Own Manifest for Your JAR File     Filtering Contents Packaged into Outputs     Running a Project from Outside of the IDE     Customizing the IDE-Generated Build Script     Running a Specific Ant Target from the IDE     Completing Ant Expressions     Making a Menu Item or Shortcut for a Specific Ant Target 4. Editing and Refactoring Code.     Opening the Source Editor     Managing Automatic Insertion of Closing Characters     Displaying Line Numbers     Generating Code Snippets     Handling Imports     Displaying Javadoc Documentation While Editing     Formatting Code     Navigating within the Current Java File     Navigating from the Source Editor     Searching and Replacing     Moving a Class to a Different Package     Changing a Method's Signature     Tracking Notes to Yourself in Your Code     Comparing Differences Between Two Files     Splitting the Source Editor     Maximizing Space for the Source Editor     Changing Source Editor Keyboard Shortcuts     Building Rich Clients 5. Debugging Java Applications.     Starting a Debugging Session     Attaching the Debugger to a Running Application     Starting the Debugger Outside of the Project's Main Class     Stepping Through Code     Setting Breakpoints     Managing Breakpoints     Customizing Breakpoint Behavior     Monitoring Variables and Expressions     Backing Up from a Method to Its Call     Monitoring and Controlling Execution of Threads     Fixing Code During a Debugging Session     Viewing Multiple Debugger Windows Simultaneously 6. Developing Web Applications.     Representation of Web Applications in the IDE     Adding Files and Libraries to Your Web Application     Editing and Refactoring Web Application Files     Deploying a Web Application     Testing and Debugging Your Web Application     Creating and Deploying Applets     Changing the IDE's Default Web Browser     Monitoring HTTP Transactions 7. Introduction to J2EE Development in NetBeans IDE.     Configuring the IDE for J2EE Development     Getting the Most from the Java BluePrints Solutions Catalog 8. Extending Web Applications with Business Logic: Introducing Enterprise Beans.     EJB Project Type Wizards     Adding Enterprise Beans, Files, and Libraries to Your EJB Module     Adding Business Logic to an Enterprise Bean     Adding a Simple Business Method     Enterprise Bean Deployment Descriptors 9. Extending J2EE Applications with Web Services.     Consuming Existing Web Services     Implementing a Web Service in a Web Application     Implementing Web Services within an EJB Module     Testing Web Services     Adding Message Handlers to a Web Service 10. Developing Full-Scale J2EE Applications.     Creating Entity Beans with the Top-Down Approach     Creating Entity Beans with the Bottom-Up Approach     Assembling J2EE Applications     Importing Existing J2EE Applications     Consuming J2EE Resources     J2EE and Security Management     Understanding the J2EE Application Server Runtime Environment     Ensuring J2EE Compliance     Refactoring Enterprise Beans 11. Developing J2ME Mobility Applications.     Downloading and Installing the Mobility Pack     Setting Up Mobility Projects     Creating a Project from Scratch     Importing a Project     Physical Structure of Mobile Projects     Using Mobility File Templates     Configuring the Project's Classpath     Debugging Your Project     Configuring Your Project for Different Devices     Setting the Active Configuration for Your Project     Reusing Project Settings and Configurations     Structuring Project Dependencies     Managing the Distribution JAR File Content     Handling Project Resources for Different Configurations     Writing Code Specific to a List of Configurations     Using Configuration Abilities     Creating and Associating an Ability with a Configuration     Localizing Applications     Using the MIDP Visual Designer     Deploying Your Application Automatically     Incrementing the Application's MIDlet-Version Automatically     Installing Nonstandard Emulator Platforms     Using Ant in Mobility Projects     Using Headless Builds     Finding More Information 12. Integrating Existing Ant Scripts with the IDE.     Creating a Free-Form Project     Mapping a Target to an IDE Command     Setting Up the Debug Project Command for a General Java Application     Setting Up the Debug Project Command for a Web Application     Setting Up Commands for Selected Files     Setting Up the Compile File Command     Setting Up the Run File Command     Setting Up the Debug File Command     Setting Up the Debugger's Apply Code Changes Command     Changing the Target JDK for a Free-Form Project     Making a Custom Menu Item for a Target     Debugging Ant Scripts Appendix: Importing an Eclipse Project into NetBeans IDE.     Getting the Eclipse Project Importer     Choosing Between Importing with and Importing without Project Dependencies     Importing an Eclipse Project and Preserving Project Dependencies     Importing an Eclipse Project and Ignoring Project Dependencies     Handling Eclipse Project Discrepancies     Handling Eclipse Project Reference Problems Index.  


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Product Details
  • ISBN-13: 9780131876200
  • Publisher: Pearson Education (US)
  • Publisher Imprint: Prentice Hall
  • Height: 235 mm
  • No of Pages: 432
  • Series Title: English
  • Sub Title: Developing Desktop, Web, Enterprise, and Mobile Applications
  • Width: 234 mm
  • ISBN-10: 0131876201
  • Publisher Date: 14 Jul 2005
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: Y
  • Spine Width: 22 mm
  • Weight: 614 gr


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