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Getting Started with the NetBeans Platform
This document introduces the NetBeans Platform, which provides generic application functionality and a modular architecture. It outlines the goals of understanding the platform's problem domain and main APIs. A demo shows porting an existing application to the platform. Resources include tutorials, documentation, mailing lists, and sample applications to help developers get started with the NetBeans Platform.
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Getting Started with the NetBeans Platform
- 1. Welcome to the NetBeans Platform Training 1
- 2. Getting Started with the NetBeans Platform Geertjan Wielenga http://blogs.sun.com/geertjan
- 3. Agenda ● Goals ● Purpose 1: Generic Application ● Purpose 2: Modular Architecture ● Demo: Porting to NetBeans Platform ● Resources 3
- 4. Goals ● Meetthe NetBeans Platform ● Understand its problem domain ● Get an overview of the main APIs ● See a demo ● Learn what to do next 4
- 5. Agenda ● Goals ● Purpose 1: Generic Application ● Purpose 2: Modular Architecture ● Demo: Porting to NetBeans Platform ● Resources 5
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- 14. Maybe this isyour code: 14
- 15. Maybe this isyou: 15
- 16. This should beyou... domain expert knowledge 16
- 17. Application “Plumbing” ● Windowing/docking system ● Archictecture ● Lifecycle management ● Persistence ● Data management ● Consistent look & feel ● Distribution/update mechanism 17
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- 24. File wizards ● Actions API ● Datasystems API ● Module Install class ● Options Dialog API ● TopComponent class ● Wizard Descriptor class 24
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- 32. Demo Outline 1.Start with a simple application. 2. Compare what it is to what the NetBeans Platform has. 3. Create a new plugin project. 4. Move the useful parts of our old application to our new plugin. 5. Run it. 32
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- 39. References ● dev@openide.netbeans.org ● users@edu.netbeans.org ● http://bits.netbeans.org/dev/ javadoc/index.html ● http://platform.netbeans.org ● http://wiki.netbeans.org/ NetBeansDeveloperFAQ ● http://blogs.sun.com/geertjan ● http://plugins.netbeans.org/PluginPortal/ 39
- 40. Summary ● Manyon the NetBeans Platform ● NetBeans Platform gives plumbing ● Many APIs and libraries to help you ● NetBeans IDE provides tools ● Getting started is easy ● Mail list, tutorials, and training course 40