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NetBeans IDE 8 Cookbook

By : David Salter, Rhawi Dantas
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NetBeans IDE 8 Cookbook

By: David Salter, Rhawi Dantas

Overview of this book

<p>From the start to the end of a Java project's lifecycle, this book will show you how to perform many key tasks with the NetBeans IDE, uncovering more about mobile, desktop, and enterprise Java along the way.</p> <p>You will start by creating Java projects and learning how to refactor and use NetBeans tools to increase developer efficiency. You will then get a walkthrough of how to create a desktop application before covering JavaFX and mobile applications and how to use external services within them. Having seen how to create many different types of applications, you will then be shown how to test and profile them before storing them in revision control systems such as Git or Subversion. Finally, you will learn how to extend NetBeans itself by adding new features to the IDE.</p>

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NetBeans IDE 8 Cookbook
David Salter | Rhawi Dantas
Oct, 2014 | 386 pages
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Table of Contents (19 chapters)
NetBeans IDE 8 Cookbook
NetBeans IDE 8 Cookbook
Credits
Credits
About the Authors
About the Authors
About the Reviewers
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Preface
Free Chapter
1
Using NetBeans Projects
Using NetBeans Projects
Introduction
Creating a Java application
Creating a Maven application
Using Maven projects
Creating a Free-Form application
Creating a library
Importing an Eclipse project
2
Java Development with NetBeans
Java Development with NetBeans
Introduction
Creating a package
Creating a class
Creating an interface
Running a file
Debugging a class
Formatting the code
Collapsing and expanding code folds
Toggling comments
Fixing and organizing imports
Creating file headers
Changing the look and feel of NetBeans
3
NetBeans Productivity
NetBeans Productivity
Introduction
Creating a constructor
Creating a logger
Creating a toString() method
Creating a property
Overriding a method
Rename refactoring
Move refactoring
Copy refactoring
Delete refactoring
Change parameters refactoring
Pull up / push down refactoring
Extract interface refactoring
Encapsulate fields refactoring
Replacing a constructor with the Factory pattern
4
Developing Desktop Applications with NetBeans
Developing Desktop Applications with NetBeans
Introduction
Creating a Swing application
Adding components to a form
Creating menus
Creating dialogs
Creating toolbars
Responding to events
Building a distributable application from NetBeans
5
NetBeans Enterprise Application Development
NetBeans Enterprise Application Development
Introduction
Adding WildFly support to NetBeans
Adding TomEE support to NetBeans
Creating a web application
Creating a web application with JSF support
Adding JSF support to a web application
Creating a JSF composite component
Creating an EJB
Creating a Message Driven EJB
Creating a timer
Creating a REST web service
Using the Chrome Connector
6
Managing Databases with NetBeans
Managing Databases with NetBeans
Introduction
Connecting to Java DB
Registering and managing a MySQL Server
Connecting to Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle
Connecting to PostgreSQL
Managing a SQL database
Connecting to MongoDB
7
NetBeans JavaFX
NetBeans JavaFX
Introduction
Creating a JavaFX application
Graphical editing of FXML files
Styling a JavaFX application with CSS
Creating and using a JavaFX custom control
Deploying a self-contained application
8
NetBeans Mobile Development
NetBeans Mobile Development
Introduction
Adding mobile support to NetBeans
Creating an MIDP application
Adding Android support to NetBeans
Creating an Android application
9
Version Control
Version Control
Introduction
Initializing a Git repository
Cloning a Git repository
Checking out from a Subversion repository
Getting the history of a file
Committing and pushing code changes
Creating a Diff patch
Branching a repository
10
NetBeans Testing and Profiling
NetBeans Testing and Profiling
Introduction
Installing JUnit support into NetBeans
Creating a JUnit test for an existing class
Creating a JUnit test
Creating a JUnit test suite
Running tests
Creating a TestNG unit test
Profiling an application
11
Using External Web Services
Using External Web Services
Introduction
Getting a list of Delicious bookmarks
Adding a Delicious bookmark
Getting a list of recent photos on Flickr
Geocoding with Google Maps
Verifying an e-mail address with StrikeIron
Adding an additional web service into NetBeans
12
Extending NetBeans
Extending NetBeans
Introduction
Creating a NetBeans module
Packaging a NetBeans module for deployment
Index
Index

Chapter 7. NetBeans JavaFX

In this chapter, we will cover the following recipes:

  • Creating a JavaFX application

  • Graphical editing of FXML files

  • Styling a JavaFX application with CSS

  • Creating and using a JavaFX custom control

  • Deploying a self-contained application

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