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CS 2511

Fall 2014
 Windows:
 Start->Specialized Academic Software-
>Programming Languages->NetBeans-
>NetBeans IDE x.y.z
 where x.y.z is a version number
 Linux:
 Applications->Programming->NetBeans IDE
x.y
 Where x.y is a version number
 Make sure you have Java Platform already
installed
 Netbeans Home Page:
 http://www.netbeans.org
 Click on “Download Free” or go to
http://netbeans.org/downloads/index.html
 Download one of the following:
 Java SE
 Will work fine for this class but choose one of the
others if you’re continuing on
 Java EE
 All
 Run the installation file downloaded
 File->New Project…
 Select “Java” under
Category
 Note: Categories
will differ
depending on the
version
downloaded
 Select “Java
Application” under
Project
 Click “Next >”
 Enter a Project
Name
 Select a Project
Location
 Check “Create Main
Class”
 Check “Set as Main
Project”
 Click “Finish”
 Select the file you
want to edit in the
Project Explorer on
the left
 Edit the file in the
editing area on the
right
 File->New File…
 Select “Java” under
Category
 Select “Java Class”
(or “Java Package”)
under File Type
 Click “Next >”
 Enter a Class (or
Package) Name
 Select the Package
desired (only when
adding a class)
 Click “Finish”
 Click the hammer
to build the main
project
 (Builds project with
a bold header if
multiple projects
are open)
 Click the Green
Arrow to run the
project
 Output should be at
the bottom of the
screen
 Right Click on the
class you want to
create a JUnit test
for in the Project
Explorer
 Expand “Tools”
 Click on “Create
JUnit Tests”
 Select “JUnit 4.x”
 Click “Select”
 Click “OK”
 Change expResult
to expected return
value
 Delete “fail("The
test case is a
prototype.");”
 Run->Test File
 Check Results at
the bottom
 Expand the results
for more details
 Click to the left of a
line number to add
a break point
 A red square
indicating a
breakpoint will
appear
 Click on the icon at
top with line
numbers, a break
point, and a green
arrow on it
 Current line is in
green
 Information about
variables is located
at bottom
 Use the controls at
the top to navigate
through the
execution
 Controls (Left to Right)
 Finish Debugging Session
 Immediately stop the execution and end the
program
 Pause
 If program is running, stops it where it is and
returns it to debugging mode
 Continue
 Run until the next breakpoint (or end of
program)
 Step Over
 Step over a method call and start debugging at
the next line
 Step Over Expression
 Similar to Step Over except involving
expressions instead of methods
 Step Into
 Continue debugging inside the selected method
call
 Step Out
 Continue debugging after the current method
call is finished

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