Mastering NetBeans: Java Desktop, Web, and Enterprise Application Development Explained

Author: Wu Yafeng
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: NetBeans is a popular and user-friendly Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE) on the market. This book combines rich program examples to explain the use of the NetBeans Integrated Development Environment. While reading this book, readers not only master the use of NetBeans but also learn how to develop projects. The book is divided into 5 parts. The first part is the beginner's guide, which details the various functional components of the NetBeans development environment. The second part is the Swing/JFC section, which introduces the functional components used for developing Swing programs with specific examples. The third part is the Web Development section, which explains in detail how to develop web programs in NetBeans with Tomcat. The fourth part is the JavaEE section, which describes with examples how to develop enterprise-level programs in NetBeans and the Java knowledge required for such development. The fifth part is the Advanced Tools section, which introduces how to integrate existing Ant scripts in NetBeans, how to use JUnit for unit testing, how to use NetBeans Profiler for analysis, and how to import existing Eclipse projects into NetBeans. This book is suitable for developers with some development experience to refer to and learn. NetBeans is a popular and user-friendly Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE) on the market. This book combines rich program examples to explain the use of the NetBeans Integrated Development Environment. While reading this book, readers not only master the use of NetBeans but also learn how to develop projects. The book is divided into 5 parts. The first part is the beginner's guide, which details the various functional components of the NetBeans development environment. The second part is the Swing/JFC section, which introduces the functional components used for developing Swing programs with specific examples. The third part is the Web Development section, which explains in detail how to develop web programs in NetBeans with Tomcat. The fourth part is the JavaEE section, which describes with examples how to develop enterprise-level programs in NetBeans and the Java knowledge required for such development. The fifth part is the Advanced Tools section, which introduces how to integrate existing Ant scripts in NetBeans, how to use JUnit for unit testing, how to use NetBeans Profiler for analysis, and how to import existing Eclipse projects into NetBeans. This book is suitable for developers with some development experience to refer to and learn.