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Easy Web Development with WaveMaker
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For any significant hand-coding, or just a better experience at editing the service class, you can use the editor of your choice instead of Studio's built-in editor. The editor in Studio is a fine editor, but if you prefer to use a Java IDE such as SpringSource Tool Suite (STS), Eclipse, or NetBeans, you can do so by importing the WaveMaker project into a Java IDE.
To import a WaveMaker project into NetBeans, choose File followed by New Project from the NetBeans menu. In the New Project dialog, choose the Java Web category with the Web Application with Existing Sources project type.

Then, specify the project root for the Location field as shown in the following screenshot:

You'll also need to specify the project's webapproot folder for the Web Pages Folder field before you can complete the wizard.

NetBeans will warn you that the project already contains class files. You can ignore the class file warning without deleting the class files as suggested by NetBeans...
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