Netbeans 8.2

Java SE and NetBeans Cobundle (JDK 8u151 and NB 8.2) Product / File Description File Size Download; Linux x86: 295.39 MB: jdk-8u151-nb-82-linux-i586.sh. What's new in NetBeans IDE 8.2: NetBeans IDE is a free and open source multi-platform integrated development environment (IDE) designed from the get-go to provide all the tools required by PHP, C and C developers to create well-rounded web, desktop and mobile apps using a stable and full-featured development suite.

Windows Essentials

For the sake of program development, it is important to make some changes in a Windows system. The Windows version used is 7, but the instructions should be adaptable to later versions.

Set informative folders/files view

Click on the Download tab under the NetBeans 8.2 as this works for all versions. The file named “ nb-darcula-1.6.nbm ” will be downloaded which is of the size 0.34 MB(approximately). Note: nbm stands for NetBeans module file which is a plug-in application developed for expanding the utility as well as the set of functionalities. CSS propagation changes does not work with Netbeans 8.2 and Chrome v63 and NB connector v1.1.5, any ideas, otherwise would give it 5 stars. Was this review helpful?

You need to know exactly the full names of files, including the file extension that Windows prefers to keep hidden from the naïve user. Make Windows to stop treating you like a baby! Make it show you file extensions as well as other 'hidden' features.
  • Open any folder, such as (My) Documents and select Organize ⇾ Folder and search options
  • Select the View tab.
Then make these changes:
  • (crucial) uncheck: Hide file extensions for known file types.
  • (useful) check: Show hidden files and folders radio button in Hidden files and folders.
  • (optional) uncheck: Hide protected operating system files (Recommended).

Replace Notepad by Notepad++

Notepad++ is free Windows software which can effectively replace that poor excuse for an editor called Notepad. Even if you have only a few brain cells, you should try to never use Notepad on your own Windows system. In contrast, Notepad++ provides very good syntax highlighting, multi-file editing, Unix text file support, etc. Furthermore, it remembers the files you've been editing so that they are readily available whenever you start it up. The home page is this: From this home page the download is obvious and the installation is trivial. Once installed, to edit any text file (.txt, .ini, .conf, etc.), right-click and select
Edit with Notepad++
You can also get Notepad++ to edit by file extension editing through Settings ⇾ Preferences ⇾ File AssociationsNetbeans 8.2 php.

Use a improved archive extraction tool

Windows built-in extraction of zip archives with many files is notoriously slow. You can easily fix this problem by getting a decent archive handling utility. The one I particularly like is 7zip with this home page: The download link is right in front of you. Just download and double-click to install. Once installed, open any archive file (in particular a .zip file), by right-clicking and selecting
7-zip ⇾ Open Archive

JDK Installation

The JDK installation file can be obtained from the Oracle website withdownload page:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads (look for Java SE version 8)
For definiteness, I'll assume this JDK version:JDK installs into the following directory(assuming C: is the system drive root):

Netbeans Installation

NetBeans is Oracle's community-based Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for a variety of software development interests including Java, Php, C/C++, etc.It requires a JDK installation. The home and download pages are these:
http://netbeans.org
http://netbeans.org/downloads/8.2 (to get version 8.2)

The download link on the home page currently points to Apache/NetBeans, version 10.0.

The download I prefer is:

Reinstall NetBeans to change JDK versions

If you change JDK versions (like an upgrade) or want to go from JDK 11 to JDK 8, reinstall NetBeans.Go to Programs and Features from theControl Panel. Find you current NetBeans installation; right-clickand uninstall it. You won't lose anything at all!Then re-install Netbeans and you will be presented with a choice ofwhich version of JDK to use.
C:Program FilesJavajdk1.8.0_jdk1.8.0_202

Personalize NetBeans

I recommend spending some time personalizing NetBeans' settings.

Author and License

NetBeans automatically adds some level of documentation to Java (and other types of) filesit generates; in particular Licensing and Author information.The licensing information is not particularly revelant to our needs,but setting the user name is important.
  1. Set the user name which will be generated automatically in every class file.Go to Tools ⇾ Templates ⇾ Settings.Edit the file, setting the 'user' variable.
  2. Next, get rid of the Licensing information.Go to Tools ⇾ Templates ⇾ Licenses.Save the current 'Default License' by clicking on it andselecting Duplicate, thereby creating a copy Here is the current content of the license file:
    Default License
    DO NOT DELETE THIS FILE!Simply select the content and delete it, or replace itby something more meaningful to you.

Source formatting

NetBeans has a very useful feature called source formattingaccessible via NetbeansSource ⇾ Format. By default, it willformat the entire file. If a region is selected, it will formatthe region only. It is a good idea set these the way you like.
  1. Select Tools ⇾ Options, or on the MAC: Edit ⇾ Preferences.
  2. Choose Editor and then the Formatting tab.
  3. From the Language selection, choose All Languages(we're only using Java, but these settings are useful across the board).Leave the 'Expand Tabs to Spaces' checked and set these:
  4. From the Language selection, choose JavaSet this:
  5. Choose the Alignment category.In the New Lines section, check the checkboxes for these:
    'else'
    'while'
    'catch'
    'finally'

Hello World Program

NetBeans creates directories called src which consist ofone or more package of Java source files along with other typesof support files. The compiled classes are kept in a separate build directory.To create a simple 'Hello World' program, start upNetBeans and follow the steps below.
  1. Select File ⇾ New Project
  2. In the New Project window, select the Java category,and choose Java Application, then Next.
  3. Choose the project name HelloWorld.The other settings have default values which you probably want to use.The project location cannot be an existing directory. NetBeans also pre-checks the box Create Main Class.Leave it checked. Click Finish.
  4. In the left-hand window there you can observe three views ofthe netbeans contents: Projects, Files, Services. For the most part you can work from the Projects view. In the Projects window you willsee the file HelloWorld.java as part of the automatically-created helloworld package.
  5. Go to the Files view and observe the structure which NetBeans creates. The src folder ismeant to hold all the source packages.The HelloWorld.java file is in a package directory HelloWorld within the src folder.

  6. Within the public static void main function, typeObserve the various syntactic assists which the editor offerswhen you pause after typing a '.'.
  7. Select File ⇾ Save (or Ctrl-S) to save.
  8. There are several ways to compile and run this application.One way is to right-click on HelloWorld.java and select Run File fromthe popup menu. Look forthe output in the Output window at the bottom.

  9. Another way to build and run the project is by selecting Run ⇾ Cean and Build Projector Shift+F11. This operation goes a step further and archives the compiledclasses into the jar file HelloWorld.jar found in the newly created dist directory.Afterwards, select Run ⇾ Run Project or F6, or the button.

Shell Execution

Java is already part of a Windows system, but most commonlyJRE (Java Runtime Environment) which gives no access to thedevelopment environment (JDK) necessary to run variousIDEs.You will probably need to verify and/or set the PATH and CLASSPATHenvironment variables.The PATH specifies the list of folders searchedfor executables. The CLASSPATH specifies thelist of folders and archives containing Java classes.The Windows environment variables can be manipulatedthrough the Control Panel. Start from the System and Security category and access:
System ⇾ Advanced System Settings ⇾ Advanced ⇾ Environment Variables
A good thing to do is to add the environment variable, JAVA_HOME, and have the Path component added depend on this. By doing so, changing Java versions requires only the change ofJAVA_HOME; futhermore, this environment variable is useful for other Java-related software components.Click on the New button in the System Variables

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section. Enter the following information Find the Path variable in the System Variables. Select it and click Edit. It's best to prepend thenew Path component with this addition:The

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Home button is a good way to get to the beginning of the Path expression.Then check for presence of the CLASSPATHNetbeans environment variable.Software installations may have automatically set this variable in a waywhich makes it unusable for shell execution. If it is defined, make sure the CLASSPATH terminates with a semicolon (';').After making these changes, click OK all the way out.Afterwards, confirm by starting up a shell (Command Prompt) and executing these

Executing a JAR file from the shell

NetBeans makes it easy to run its applications throughthe shell, assuming thatyour java executable is accessible.First of all, you have to execute 'Clean and Build

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'to create the JAR file.The output of this operation indicates what should be done.After doing so, open a command shelland navigate to the dist folder in theHelloWorld. From this folder run:The dist folder is meant to be for 'distribution.'NetBeans will put all relevant libraries in thisfolder as well so that this can act as a standaloneexecutable which can run on any system which has JREinstalled. All Windows systems will have it installed;the only hitch is making sure that the version is upto a suitable level.

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