Pro Apache NetBeans building applications on the rich client platform
Take a detailed look at the NetBeans IDE and new features in the NetBeans Platform. Learn about support for JShell, the Jigsaw Module System, and Local Variable Type Inference, focusing on what this new version of NetBeans brings to developers who are working in Java and other supported languages. T...
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Berkeley, CA
Apress
2020
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Table of Contents:
- Development of Applications Built on the NetBeans Platform
- Apache NetBeans Community
- Mailing Lists and NetCAT
- Tackle an Issue
- Chapter 2: Getting Started with NetBeans
- Default Layout and Purpose
- Explorer Window
- Projects Window
- Files Window
- Services Window
- Tasks Window
- Navigator Window
- Editor Window
- Source Editor
- Java Platform Shells
- Output Window
- Terminal Window
- Palette Window
- Properties Window
- Design a Project
- Set Up an Ant-Based Project
- Set Up a Maven-Based Project
- Set Up a Gradle-Based Project
- Speed Up Your Application Coding
- Intelligent Code Completion
- Hints
- Refactoring
- Comparing Files
- Generating Code
- Using Code Templates
- Splitting Windows
- Enriching Your IDE
- Conclusion
- Chapter 3: Apache NetBeans: New Features
- Apache NetBeans 9.0
- Jigsaw (Modularity) Support
- Local Variable Type Inference
- JShell
- Apache NetBeans 10.0
- JDK 11 Support
- PHP
- Apache NetBeans 11.0
- JDK 12 Support
- Java EE Support
- Gradle
- Conclusion
- Chapter 4: Developing Desktop Applications
- Apache NetBeans Support for Desktop Applications
- AWT Support
- Swing Support
- Aligning Components
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- About the Authors
- About the Technical Reviewer
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I: Using Apache NetBeans
- Chapter 1: What Is Apache NetBeans
- The Journey to Apache NetBeans
- Installing Apache NetBeans
- Integrated Development Environment
- Java Code Editor
- Java SE Applications
- Java Web Applications
- PHP and Other Languages
- Maven Support
- Collaboration
- Profiling, Debugging, and Refactoring
- Apache NetBeans Platform
- Development of Standalone Apache NetBeans Modules
- Chapter 6: Debugging and Profiling
- Debugging
- Getting Started
- The Debugging View
- Expression Evaluation
- Variables View
- Watches View
- Threads View
- Call Stack View
- Loaded Classes View
- Instances View
- Breakpoints
- Class Breakpoints
- Exception Breakpoints
- Field Breakpoints
- Line Breakpoints
- Method Breakpoints
- Thread Breakpoints
- AWT/Swing Component Breakpoints
- Breakpoints View
- Visual Swing Debugging
- Multi-Session Debugging
- Profiling
- Getting Started
- Basic Profiling Actions
- Telemetry
- Methods
- Objects
- Threads and Locks
- Anchoring Components
- Resizing Components
- Properties
- Connection Tool
- JavaFX Support
- Developing a Swing Application
- Design the Main Tasks List Window
- Design the Task Details Dialog
- Developing a JavaFX Application
- Conclusion
- Chapter 5: Apache NetBeans Java EE Development
- Configuring Server Containers
- Creating a Maven Web Application
- Developing JSF Applications
- Creating JSF Application Files
- Developing Entity Classes
- Using Java Persistence Query Language (JPQL)
- Deploying and Debugging
- Other Java EE Support Features
- Summary