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Java With Netbeans

The document provides instructions for creating a CaptainCasa project in NetBeans 6.9.1. The steps are: 1. Create the project in NetBeans and define the name and location. 2. Create the project in the CaptainCasa environment and define the same name and root directory pointing to the NetBeans project location. 3. Update the NetBeans project settings to include required libraries from the CaptainCasa runtime and configure the build path to compile classes to the correct directory.

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Java With Netbeans

The document provides instructions for creating a CaptainCasa project in NetBeans 6.9.1. The steps are: 1. Create the project in NetBeans and define the name and location. 2. Create the project in the CaptainCasa environment and define the same name and root directory pointing to the NetBeans project location. 3. Update the NetBeans project settings to include required libraries from the CaptainCasa runtime and configure the build path to compile classes to the correct directory.

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Working with NetBeans 6.9.

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Document version: 20101124_0900

Plaese follow the steps described in this document in order to create a CaptainCasa
project when using the NetBeans IDE.
Maybe there are other ways as well to create the project – so this is not the „one and only
guide“. We of course are happy to receive feedback if you find some better sequence of
steps!

Stop your Engines!


Please make sure:
• CaptainCasa Server is NOT running
• CaptainCasa Tolls are NOT running

Create the Project in NetBeans


...yes – create the project in NetBeans first! This is different to what we describe with
Eclipse, but it's just simpler.
Open NetBeans – select „File – New Project...“ from the menu:
CaptainCasa Enterprise Client

In the following dialog first define, that your project is a normal Java project:

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Now define the name and the location of your project:

In this example we use:


• Project Name „nbtest1“
• Location „c:\projects“, so that the project folder is „c:\projects\nbtest1“
Result: the project is created:
CaptainCasa Enterprise Client

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Create the Project in the CaptainCasa Environment
Now start the CaptainCasa tools.
• Do NOT start the CaptainCasa Server yet!
In the tools select „Project – New...“ from the menu:

Define name and root directory of the project – pointing to the directory that you just
created within NetBeans:
CaptainCasa Enterprise Client

• Project Name „nbtest1“


• Root Directory „c:\projects\nbtest1“

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Rightsize NetBeans Project Settings
The NetBeans project is now „injected“ with the CaptainCasa files. You now have to:
• tell NetBeans to include some libraries
• update the buid-settings for the compilation of classes

Including two Libraries


Within the project's webcontent/WEB-INF/lib folder there are the libraries that are
required within the CaptainCasa runtime. Two of these libraries are required at compile
team and have to be added to the project libraries.

The libraries to be included are:


• webcontent/WEB-INF/lib/eclntjsfserver.jar
• webcontent/WEB-INF/lib/jsf-api.jar

Updating the Build Path


CaptainCasa Enterprise Client
The compiled classes of the project need to be compiled into the project's
„webcontent/WEB-INF/classes“ directory. This needs to be defined within the project
settings, stored in the project.properties file („nbproject\project.properties“):

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Update the following line:
from:
build.classes.dir=${build.dir}/classes

into:
build.classes.dir=webcontent/WEB-INF/classes

Now, by building the project (key F11) the sources will be compiled into this directory.

Now start Working...!


You now can start the CaptainCasa Server and can start „normal working“.

Please note

Inclusion of Libraries
All libraries that you require at runtime need to be placed into the folder
webcontent/WEB-INF/lib of your project.
CaptainCasa Enterprise Client

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