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Gregg Bolinger
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How much of the book is "click this in Netbeans" and how much is IDE agnostic?
Dean Iverson
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Gregg,

Chapter 1 contains a section that describes how to set up, run, and deploy projects from NetBeans. There is also a section that explains compiling and running from the command line. That's it. The rest of the book is about writing code, not IDE how-tos.

For convenience, all of the samples are distributed as NetBeans projects.


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Tina Ma
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Are you trying to use the JavaFX plugin for Eclipse ganymede? If yes, please let me know if you were successful, then I can load you with error messages and questions and ask for advice...


Tina
SCJP 1.4, SCWCD 1.4
Dean Iverson
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Tina,

Sorry. I switched from Eclipse to Netbeans about 3 years ago for some NetBeans RCP work, and have rarely touched Eclipse since then unfortunately.
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://aspose.com/file-tools
 
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