1. In the Projects pane, right-click on the Projects node, and from the context menu choose Symfony2 | Run Command... to launch the Run Symfony2 Command dialog box, as follows:

You will be able to see a list of the available commands in the Matching Tasks box. You can add parameters for those commands and see the complete command in the Command dialog box.

2. From the preceding dialog box, select the generate:bundle command and click on Run, or double-click on the listed name to run the command. The IDE's graphical console opens for prompting the namespace.

3. Enter the value for Bundle namespace, say Application/FooBundle.

4. Enter the value for Bundle name or press Enter to accept the default bundle name as ApplicationFooBundle.

5. Press Enter at the Target directory to accept the default bundle path as /src.

6. You may enter the value for Configuration format (yml, xml, php, or annotation) as yml; the default value is annotation.

7. Enter Yes for Do you want to generate the whole directory structure [no]? to generate a whole directory structure for the bundle; the default is no.

8. Confirm the bundle generation by entering Yes again.

9. At Confirm automatic update of your Kernel [yes]? and Confirm automatic update of the Routing [yes]?, press Enter to accept the default value, which is yes. So the bundle can be registered in the Symfony kernel and the bundle routing file is linked to the default routing configuration file.

10. Now, as you can see, a new bundle has been created inside the /src directory; the bundle directory structure looks similar to the following:

Note that the default controller, route file, template, and so on have been created simultaneously with the bundle creation.

11. Now, to test your bundle, point your browser to http://localhost/symfony2/web/app_dev.php/hello/tonu, and you may see an output similar to Hello Tonu!

12. Check out the bundle routing file at /src/Application/FooBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml, and you will see the URL with the pattern /hello/{name} mapped with the default controller's index action (ApplicationFooBundle:Default:index). In this example, the action displays the name passed as the URL parameter in place of {name}.