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NetBeans68TutorialsForCommunityReview

2009-11-20T20:03:56Z

NetBeans IDE 6.8 Tutorials for Community Review:

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	\| [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/web/jsf-crud.html Generating a JavaServer Faces 2.0 CRUD Application from a Database]		\| [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/web/jsf-crud.html Generating a JavaServer Faces 2.0 CRUD Application from a Database]
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-	\|	+	\| Daniel Sheppard
	\| troy dot giunipero at sun dot com		\| troy dot giunipero at sun dot com
	\|-		\|-

NetBeans68TutorialsForCommunityReview

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	\| [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/web/hibernate-jpa.html Using Hibernate with the Java Persistence API and JSF Pages]		\| [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/web/hibernate-jpa.html Using Hibernate with the Java Persistence API and JSF Pages]
-	\|	+	\| [[Image:ok_NetBeans68TutorialsForCommunityReview.png\|Working for 6.8]]
	\| Claudiu Bulcu		\| Claudiu Bulcu
	\| ken dot ganfield at sun dot com		\| ken dot ganfield at sun dot com

FaqHowToJira

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How do i get and install the NetBeans JIRA plugin?:

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-	The JIRA plugin adds increased support for integrating the JIRA issue tracking system with NetBeans IDE ~~6.7~~	+	The JIRA plugin adds increased support for integrating the JIRA issue tracking system with NetBeans IDE
	After installing the plugin, you can view and update issues that are tracked using JIRA inside the IDE.		After installing the plugin, you can view and update issues that are tracked using JIRA inside the IDE.
		+
		+	You can get the JIRA plugin for the following NetBeans versions:

	====Netbeans 6.7====		====Netbeans 6.7====

-	~~You can get~~ the ~~JIRA~~ plugin in the ~~following ways~~:	+	* Install from the !NetBeans Beta Update Center. To download and install the plugin, go to Main Menu > Tools > Plugins and select the JIRA module from the list of available plugins list. If you are not able to find the JIRA module, check that the Netbeans Update Center is registered with your IDE by selecting the Settings tab in the Plugins manager. If the Beta Update Center is not listed, click Add in the Setting tab and enter the details for the Beta Update Center. The URL for the Beta Update Center is '''http://updates.netbeans.org/netbeans/updates/6.7/uc/beta/beta/catalog.xml.gz''' . For more information, see the FAQ [http://wiki.netbeans.org/FaqAddingNewUpdateCenter How can I add new Update Center in the IDE?].

-	* Install from the !NetBeans Beta Update Center. To download and install the plugin, go to Main Menu > Tools > Plugins and select the JIRA module from the list of available plugins list. If you are not able to find the JIRA module, check that the Beta Update Center is registered with your IDE by selecting the Settings tab in the Plugins manager. If the Beta Update Center is not listed, click Add in the Setting tab and enter the details for the Beta Update Center. The URL for the Beta Update Center is '''http://updates.netbeans.org/netbeans/updates/6.~~7/uc/beta/beta/catalog.xml.gz''' . For more information, see the FAQ [http://wiki.netbeans.org/FaqAddingNewUpdateCenter How can I add new Update Center in the IDE?].~~	+	====Netbeans 6.8====

-	* ~~Build the JIRA plugin~~ from ~~sources~~	+	* Install from the !NetBeans Update Center. To download and install the plugin, go to Main Menu > Tools > Plugins and select the JIRA module from the list of available plugins list.
-	~~:* See [http://wiki.netbeans.org/WorkingWithNetBeansSources WorkingWithNetBeansSources] for details about how to get and build~~ the NetBeans ~~IDE from sources~~.	+
-	~~:* after you have successfully built~~ the ~~IDE you will also have~~ to ~~build~~ the ~~two~~ JIRA ~~modules: libs~~.~~jira and jira~~	+
-	~~<pre>~~	+
-	~~ant -f libs.jira/build.xml~~	+
-	~~ant -f jira/build.xml~~	+
-	~~</pre>~~	+

FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla

2009-11-20T18:34:34Z

Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans also work with netbeans.org/bugzilla??:

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	Yes. You might either:		Yes. You might either:

-	* setup https://netbeans.org in Services > Kenai Instances as a new Kenai Instance and login with your username/password	+	* setup https://netbeans.org in Main menu > Window > Services > Kenai Instances as a new Kenai Instance and login with your username/password

	or		or

-	* setup a new Issue Tracking repository. Just right click the Issue Tracking node in the Services ~~tab~~ and choose "Create repository"	+	* setup a new Issue Tracking repository. Just right click the Issue Tracking node in the Main menu > Window > Services and choose "Create repository"

	see also [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/ide/kenai-issuetracking.html Working with Issue Tracking in NetBeans IDE 6.7] for more information		see also [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/ide/kenai-issuetracking.html Working with Issue Tracking in NetBeans IDE 6.7] for more information

Scala

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	# Open NetBeans, go to "'''Tools'''" -> "'''Plugins'''", click on "'''Downloaded'''" tab title, click on "'''Add Plugins...'''" button, choose the directory where the Scala plugins are unzipped, select all listed *.nbm files, following the instructions. '''Restart''' IDE.		# Open NetBeans, go to "'''Tools'''" -> "'''Plugins'''", click on "'''Downloaded'''" tab title, click on "'''Add Plugins...'''" button, choose the directory where the Scala plugins are unzipped, select all listed *.nbm files, following the instructions. '''Restart''' IDE.
	# If you encountered '''"... Could not connect to compilation daemon."''', try to run "fsc" or "scala" under a command/terminal window first.		# If you encountered '''"... Could not connect to compilation daemon."''', try to run "fsc" or "scala" under a command/terminal window first.
		+	# If this problem persists, check your /etc/hosts file to make sure the first line reads as follows
		+	* 127.0.0.1 localhost HOSTNAME
		+	*Where HOSTNAME is your computer name
		+

	====3. Adventure with NetBeans Nightly Build ====		====3. Adventure with NetBeans Nightly Build ====

DatabasePlanNext

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	==DDL==		==DDL==
-	* ~~Deploying~~ DB schema on another server	+	* usecase: storing user's database from DB server where it was created by EE runtime from JPA entity code the user wrote in his project - currently in the workflow there is no way for the user to store the DB schema to a file using an action in the IDE, the user needs to use external tools (e.g. export command provided by the database engine)
		+	* usecase: deploying DB schema on another server
	:* using DDLUtils		:* using DDLUtils
	* Grab/Recreate improvements		* Grab/Recreate improvements

FaqBugzillaCustomFields

2009-11-20T16:53:15Z

Are bugzilla custom fields supported?:

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	===Are bugzilla custom fields supported?===		===Are bugzilla custom fields supported?===

-	No.	+	Not yet.

NetBeansUserFAQ

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Issue tracking:

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	* [[FaqIssueTrackingSetup \| How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingSetup \| How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?]]

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-	~~====JIRA====~~
-	* [[FaqHowToJira \| How do I install the JIRA plugin? ]]

	====Bugzilla====		====Bugzilla====
	* [[FaqBugzillaCustomFields \| Are bugzilla custom fields supported?]]		* [[FaqBugzillaCustomFields \| Are bugzilla custom fields supported?]]
		+
		+	====JIRA====
		+	* [[FaqHowToJira \| How do I install the JIRA plugin? ]]

	===Profiler ===		===Profiler ===

FaqBugzillaCustomFields

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===Are bugzilla custom fields supported?===

No.

NetBeansUserFAQ

2009-11-20T16:48:59Z

Issue tracking:

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	* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do I edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do I edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingSetup \| How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingSetup \| How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?]]
-	* [[FaqIssueTrackingAutorefresh \| How exactly does the Query autorefresh work?]]
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	====JIRA====		====JIRA====
	* [[FaqHowToJira \| How do I install the JIRA plugin? ]]		* [[FaqHowToJira \| How do I install the JIRA plugin? ]]
		+
		+	====Bugzilla====
		+	* [[FaqBugzillaCustomFields \| Are bugzilla custom fields supported?]]

	===Profiler ===		===Profiler ===

NB68TestingProgress

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	\| Acceptance test		\| Acceptance test
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	\| Acceptance test		\| Acceptance test

PlatformPoolOfRcpTopics

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	* fixes for 3rd party look and feels (JTabbedPane , ..?)		* fixes for 3rd party look and feels (JTabbedPane , ..?)
		+
		+	* revisit component creation off EDT ([[https://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=168779]\|#168779])

	==== New APIs ====		==== New APIs ====

NB68TestingProgress

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NetBeans 6.8 Testing Progress:

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DevelopJavaEE5App

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	#Take note of the new classes created under the Source Packages in the Projects view<br /><br />[[File:1-6-EntityClasses.png]]		#Take note of the new classes created under the Source Packages in the Projects view<br /><br />[[File:1-6-EntityClasses.png]]
	#Add the following code in the DiscountCode class		#Add the following code in the DiscountCode class
-	~~<pre>~~
	/**		/**
	* Default constructor		* Default constructor
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	//display default values in the Visual JSF pages		//display default values in the Visual JSF pages
	}		}
-	~~</pre>~~	+	:10. Add the following code in the Customer class
-	#Add the following code in the Customer class	+
	<pre>		<pre>
	/**		/**
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	}		}
	</pre>		</pre>
		+
		+	==Creating the Session Bean, CustomerSession to provide the CRUD methods for Customer objects==
		+	Now that we have the Entity classes, the next thing is to create the Session (Stateless) Bean that will manipulate and provide the CRUD functionalities on the Customer objects. In this demo, the client that uses these functions are the JSF pages. One of the benefits of doing this (i.e. to provide the CRUD functionalities in the EJB layer) is reusability because the same functions can be used by more than 1 JSF pages, other EJBs, Enterprise Application Clients and Web Services Clients when exposed as web services. Other benefits include scalability because the EJB container can easily be tuned and scaled up when load increases.
		+	#In the Projects view, right-click on the CustomerApp-ejb project and select “New > Session Bean”
		+	#Specify the EJB Name as CustomerSession and the package as “com.customerapp.ejb”, and keep the rest of the options as default, and click Finish<br /><br />[[File:1-7-NewSessionBean.png]]
		+	#From the Projects view, navigate to the source of the newly created Session Bean (skeleton) by double clicking on the CustomerSessionBean item<br /><br />[[File:1-8-SessionBean.png]]
		+	#In the code editor, right-click and select “Persistence > Use Entity Manager”; the “@PersistenceContext” notation is inserted automatically, so now the EntityManager is ready to be used
		+	#Create the business methods for the Session Bean: Create, Retrieve, Update and Delete; right-click in the code editor (find an appropriate placeholder for the method), select Insert Code..., under the Generate list, select Add Business Method…
		+	#In the Add Business Method... dialog, provide the Name, Return Type and Parameters for the method<br /><br />[[File:1-9-AddBizMethod.png]]
		+	#Repeat the steps for the rest of the CRUD functions.
		+	#Edit the methods so that they implement the intended functions as shown below
		+	<pre>
		+	@Stateless
		+	public class CustomerSessionBean implements CustomerSessionLocal
		+	{
		+	@PersistenceContext
		+	private EntityManager em;
		+
		+	public void create(Customer customer)
		+	{
		+	em.persist(customer);
		+	}
		+
		+	public List<Customer> retrieve()
		+	{
		+	Query query = em.createNamedQuery("Customer.findAll");
		+	return query.getResultList();
		+	}
		+
		+	public Customer retrieve(String customerId)
		+	{
		+	Query query = em.createNamedQuery("Customer.findByCustomerId");
		+	query.setParameter("customerId", new Integer(customerId));
		+	return (Customer)query.getSingleResult();
		+	}
		+
		+	public Customer update(Customer customer)
		+	{
		+	return em.merge(customer);
		+	}
		+
		+	public void delete(Customer customer)
		+	{
		+	Customer managedCustomer = em.merge(customer);
		+	em.remove(managedCustomer);
		+	}
		+
		+	/**
		+	* Included here for convenience rather than creating a new Session Bean
		+	* @return List<DiscountCode>
		+	*/
		+	public List<DiscountCode> getDiscountCodes()
		+	{
		+	Query query = em.createNamedQuery("DiscountCode.findAll");
		+	return query.getResultList();
		+	}
		+	}
		+	</pre>
		+	:Up to this point, the tasks required to be done in the EJB project are completed, we will move on to the next tier, JSF pages.
		+
		+	==Preparing the Web Project to use Visual JSF==
		+	In this section, you will create the JSF pages to present the screens to perform the CRUD functions. To achieve this, we will be creating 3 web pages:
		+	*'''CustomerList''' – listing of all Customer records in the database in a tabular form
		+	*'''CustomerDetails''' – view/edit the details of a selected Customer record and deletion
		+	*'''CustomerNew''' – creation of a new Customer record
		+	Before creating the web pages, ensure the Visual Web JavaServer Faces framework is added to the Web project, CustomerApp-war.
		+	#In the Projects view, right-click on the Web project, CustomerApp-war, and select Properties (last item)
		+	#Under the Categories items, select Frameworks, and ensure the Visual Web JavaServer Faces is added to the Used Frameworks list, and name the Default Java Package as “com.customerapp.web”<br /><br />[[File:1-10-WarProjectProperties.png]]
		+
		+	==Creating the Customer Listing Web Page==
		+	Now, we are ready to create the first web page that lists the Customer records in the database in a tabular form.
		+	#In the Projects view, right-click on the Web project, CustomerApp-war, and select “New > Visual Web JSF Page...”, specify CustomerList as the File Name
		+	#Go to the Java view (by clicking on the button labeled, “Java” near the top of the editor pane) of the new created page (CustomerList), right-click within the class and select “Insert Code…”
		+	#Under the Generate list, select “Call Enterprise Bean...”. Expand the CustomerApp-ejb project and select the CustomerSessionBean and click OK
		+	#Notice the automatically generated variable that represents an instance of the session bean, at the top of the class,
		+	@EJB
		+	private CustomerSessionLocal customerSessionBean;
		+	:5. Manually add the following code at the end of the class

NetBeansUserFAQ

2009-11-20T16:22:45Z

Issue tracking:

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	===Issue tracking===		===Issue tracking===
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingWhatSystems \| What are the Issue Tracking systems supported by Netbeans? ]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingWhatSystems \| What are the Issue Tracking systems supported by Netbeans? ]]
		+	* [[FaqIssueTrackingWithoutKenai \| Does the Netbeans Issue Tracking support work only with repositories from kenai.com?]]
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla \| Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans also work with netbeans.org/bugzilla? ]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla \| Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans also work with netbeans.org/bugzilla? ]]
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do I edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do I edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingSetup \| How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingSetup \| How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?]]
-	* [[FaqIssueTrackingWithoutKenai \| Does the Netbeans Issue Tracking support work only with repositories from kenai.com?]]
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingAutorefresh \| How exactly does the Query autorefresh work?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingAutorefresh \| How exactly does the Query autorefresh work?]]

FaqIssueTrackingWhatSystems

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What are the Issue Tracking systems supported by Netbeans?:

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	* Bugzilla - http://www.bugzilla.org		* Bugzilla - http://www.bugzilla.org
	* JIRA - http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira		* JIRA - http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
		+
		+	see also [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/ide/kenai-issuetracking.html Working with Issue Tracking in NetBeans IDE 6.7]

NetBeansUserFAQ

2009-11-20T16:16:06Z

Issue tracking:

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	* [[FaqIssueTrackingSetup \| How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingSetup \| How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?]]
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingWithoutKenai \| Does the Netbeans Issue Tracking support work only with repositories from kenai.com?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingWithoutKenai \| Does the Netbeans Issue Tracking support work only with repositories from kenai.com?]]
		+	* [[FaqIssueTrackingAutorefresh \| How exactly does the Query autorefresh work?]]
		+

FaqIssueTrackingWithoutKenai

2009-11-20T16:14:37Z

Does the Netbeans Issue Tracking support work only with repositories from kenai.com?:

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===Does the Netbeans Issue Tracking support work only with repositories from kenai.com?===

You can use whatever repository as long it is a [[FaqIssueTrackingWhatSystems | supported Issue Tracker]].

see also [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/ide/kenai-issuetracking.html#05 Using an Existing Issue Tracker]

FaqIssueTrackingSetup

2009-11-20T16:09:34Z

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===How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?===

see [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/ide/kenai-issuetracking.html#05 Using an Existing Issue Tracker]

NetBeansUserFAQ

2009-11-20T16:06:46Z

Issue tracking:

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	* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do I edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do I edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]
		+	* [[FaqIssueTrackingSetup \| How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?]]
		+	* [[FaqIssueTrackingWithoutKenai \| Does the Netbeans Issue Tracking support work only with repositories from kenai.com?]]

NetBeans68TutorialsForCommunityReview

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NetBeans IDE 6.8 Tutorials for Community Review:

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	\| [http://wiki.netbeans.org/JavaFXPluginTutorial Getting Started with JavaFX Application]		\| [http://wiki.netbeans.org/JavaFXPluginTutorial Getting Started with JavaFX Application]
-	\|	+	\|[[Image:not_ok_NetBeans68TutorialsForCommunityReview.png\|Not working for 6.8. Feedback sent]]
	\| Eric M. Smith		\| Eric M. Smith
	\| users at javafx dot netbeans dot org		\| users at javafx dot netbeans dot org
	\|}		\|}

FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository

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How do i edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?:

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	Go to Main Menu > Windows > Service and expand the Issue Trackers node in the services tab. Right click the node representing your repository and choose either Edit or Remove.		Go to Main Menu > Windows > Service and expand the Issue Trackers node in the services tab. Right click the node representing your repository and choose either Edit or Remove.

NetBeansUserFAQ

2009-11-20T15:44:13Z

Issue tracking:

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	* [[FaqIssueTrackingWhatSystems \| What are the Issue Tracking systems supported by Netbeans? ]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingWhatSystems \| What are the Issue Tracking systems supported by Netbeans? ]]
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla \| Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans also work with netbeans.org/bugzilla? ]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla \| Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans also work with netbeans.org/bugzilla? ]]
-	* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do i remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]	+	* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do I edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]

FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository

2009-11-20T15:43:46Z

Created page with '===How do i edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?=== Go to Main Menu > Windows > Service and expand the Issue Trackers node in the services tab. Right click …'

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===How do i edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?===

Go to Main Menu > Windows > Service and expand the Issue Trackers node in the services tab. Right click the node representing your repository and choose either Edit or Remove.

NetBeansUserFAQ

2009-11-20T15:41:08Z

Issue tracking:

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	* [[FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla \| Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans also work with netbeans.org/bugzilla? ]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla \| Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans also work with netbeans.org/bugzilla? ]]
		+	* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do i remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]

FaqScanningAndIndexingIssues

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	* '''Scanning is needed and must be performed''', otherwise features that need a knowledge of the source code structure (code completion, refactoring, go to ...) could not be used.		* '''Scanning is needed and must be performed''', otherwise features that need a knowledge of the source code structure (code completion, refactoring, go to ...) could not be used.
	* '''Only the first scanning should take long''' - the result is cached in your userdir ($HOME/.netbeans/$VERSION) and further parsing is incremental (only the part that is modified is scanned again).		* '''Only the first scanning should take long''' - the result is cached in your userdir ($HOME/.netbeans/$VERSION) and further parsing is incremental (only the part that is modified is scanned again).
-	* Various things may influence the scanning performance, see [[FaqScanningAndIndexingPerformanceHints]].	+	* Various things may '''influence the scanning performance''', see [[FaqScanningAndIndexingPerformanceHints]].
	* '''Scanning itself is often not a problem''' - the problem is if the IDE is not very usable while scanning is in progress. E.g. navigation should mostly work even during scanning. See also [[IDEUsableWhenScanning]].		* '''Scanning itself is often not a problem''' - the problem is if the IDE is not very usable while scanning is in progress. E.g. navigation should mostly work even during scanning. See also [[IDEUsableWhenScanning]].
	* Scanning&indexing issues are closely watched by the NetBeans dev team, always eager to fix reported problems - if receiving good reports.		* Scanning&indexing issues are closely watched by the NetBeans dev team, always eager to fix reported problems - if receiving good reports.

FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla

2009-11-20T15:40:10Z

Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans work also with netbeans.org/bugzilla??:

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	Yes. You might either:		Yes. You might either:

FaqScanningAndIndexingIssues

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	* '''Scanning is needed and must be performed''', otherwise features that need a knowledge of the source code structure (code completion, refactoring, go to ...) could not be used.		* '''Scanning is needed and must be performed''', otherwise features that need a knowledge of the source code structure (code completion, refactoring, go to ...) could not be used.
	* '''Only the first scanning should take long''' - the result is cached in your userdir ($HOME/.netbeans/$VERSION) and further parsing is incremental (only the part that is modified is scanned again).		* '''Only the first scanning should take long''' - the result is cached in your userdir ($HOME/.netbeans/$VERSION) and further parsing is incremental (only the part that is modified is scanned again).
-	* Various things may influence the scanning performance, see [FaqScanningAndIndexingPerformanceHints].	+	* Various things may influence the scanning performance, see [[FaqScanningAndIndexingPerformanceHints]].
-	* '''Scanning itself is often not a problem''' - the problem is if the IDE is not very usable while scanning is in progress. E.g. navigation should mostly work even during scanning. See also [IDEUsableWhenScanning].	+	* '''Scanning itself is often not a problem''' - the problem is if the IDE is not very usable while scanning is in progress. E.g. navigation should mostly work even during scanning. See also [[IDEUsableWhenScanning]].
-	* Scanning&indexing issues are the ~~most commonly heard "deal-breakers" for the Netbeans IDE and the '''~~NetBeans dev team ~~pays attention to them'''~~, always eager to fix reported problems.	+	* Scanning&indexing issues are closely watched by the NetBeans dev team, always eager to fix reported problems - if receiving good reports.

	===Submitting scanning&indexing issues===		===Submitting scanning&indexing issues===

NetBeansUserFAQ

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Issue tracking:

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	* [[FaqIssueTrackingWhatSystems \| What are the Issue Tracking systems supported by Netbeans? ]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingWhatSystems \| What are the Issue Tracking systems supported by Netbeans? ]]

-	* [[FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla \| Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans ~~work~~ also with netbeans.org/bugzilla? ]]	+	* [[FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla \| Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans also work with netbeans.org/bugzilla? ]]

FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla

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Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans work also with netbeans.org/bugzilla??:

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-	===Does Netbeans work with netbeans.org/bugzilla?===	+	===Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans work also with netbeans.org/bugzilla??===

-	Yes.	+	Yes. You might either:
		+
		+	* setup https://netbeans.org in Services > Kenai Instances as a new Kenai Instance and login with your username/password
		+
		+	or
		+
		+	* setup a new Issue Tracking repository. Just right click the Issue Tracking node in the Services tab and choose "Create repository"
		+
		+	see also [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/ide/kenai-issuetracking.html Working with Issue Tracking in NetBeans IDE 6.7] for more information

FaqScanningAndIndexingIssues

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	===Some unsorted facts first===		===Some unsorted facts first===

-	* '''~~scanning~~ is needed and must be performed''', otherwise features that need a knowledge of the source code structure (code completion, refactoring, go to ...) could not be used	+	* '''Scanning is needed and must be performed''', otherwise features that need a knowledge of the source code structure (code completion, refactoring, go to ...) could not be used.
-	* '''~~only~~ the first scanning should ~~be slow~~''' - the result is cached in your userdir ($HOME/.netbeans/$VERSION) and further parsing is incremental (only the part that is modified is scanned again)	+	* '''Only the first scanning should take long''' - the result is cached in your userdir ($HOME/.netbeans/$VERSION) and further parsing is incremental (only the part that is modified is scanned again).
-	* ~~'''editor infrastructure is very new''' - [~~[~~ParsingAPI\| Parsing API~~]] was introduced in 6.5 for Java and in 6.7 for other languages, therefore, some optimizations are not made yet (for example scanning files in a more intelligent order, allowing to use some features while scanning, etc.). '''Scanning itself is ~~absolutely no~~ problem - the problem is ~~that~~ the IDE is not very usable while scanning is in progress...~~'''~~	+	* Various things may influence the scanning performance, see [FaqScanningAndIndexingPerformanceHints].
-	* ~~'''scanning~~&indexing issues are the most commonly heard "deal-breakers" for the Netbeans IDE and the NetBeans dev team ~~knows about~~ them'''	+	* '''Scanning itself is often not a problem''' - the problem is if the IDE is not very usable while scanning is in progress. E.g. navigation should mostly work even during scanning. See also [IDEUsableWhenScanning].
		+	* Scanning&indexing issues are the most commonly heard "deal-breakers" for the Netbeans IDE and the '''NetBeans dev team pays attention to them''', always eager to fix reported problems.

	===Submitting scanning&indexing issues===		===Submitting scanning&indexing issues===

NetBeans68TutorialsForCommunityReview

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	\| [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/web/hibernate-jpa.html Using Hibernate with the Java Persistence API and JSF Pages]		\| [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/web/hibernate-jpa.html Using Hibernate with the Java Persistence API and JSF Pages]
	\|		\|
-	\|	+	\| Claudiu Bulcu
	\| ken dot ganfield at sun dot com		\| ken dot ganfield at sun dot com
	\|-		\|-

FaqProfileMeNow

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	The IDE creates a profiling snapshot and opens it; you can now save it to a file.		The IDE creates a profiling snapshot and opens it; you can now save it to a file.

-	~~http~~:~~//wiki.netbeans.org/attach/FitnessViaPartnership/profileme~~.png	+	[[File:Profileme_FitnessViaPartnership.png]]

	===Notes===		===Notes===
	* To provide a useful snapshot, try to isolate the problematic operation as much as possible so the snapshot does not contain other irrelevant data. For different problems create separate snapshots. Make sure there are no other CPU-heavy tasks running on your computer.		* To provide a useful snapshot, try to isolate the problematic operation as much as possible so the snapshot does not contain other irrelevant data. For different problems create separate snapshots. Make sure there are no other CPU-heavy tasks running on your computer.
	* The CPU snapshot is in fact a set of thread dumps taken several times per second (sampling technique). It has a very low overhead, so almost does not affect the running IDE. It is not suitable for profiling very short operations (under 1 second). The snapshot contains no memory data. In case of problems with memory, see [[FaqMemoryDump\| how to create a memory dump]].		* The CPU snapshot is in fact a set of thread dumps taken several times per second (sampling technique). It has a very low overhead, so almost does not affect the running IDE. It is not suitable for profiling very short operations (under 1 second). The snapshot contains no memory data. In case of problems with memory, see [[FaqMemoryDump\| how to create a memory dump]].
-	* Check the memory bar to make sure the IDE does not run close to memory limits (click the bar to force garbage collection). In such case the slowness is caused by frequent garbage collections, and the whole problem is likely memory-related. You might see <~~pre~~>OutOfMemoryError</~~pre~~> too. In such case a [[FaqMemoryDump\| memory dump]] is needed.	+	* Check the memory bar to make sure the IDE does not run close to memory limits (click the bar to force garbage collection). In such case the slowness is caused by frequent garbage collections, and the whole problem is likely memory-related. You might see <tt>OutOfMemoryError</tt> too. In such case a [[FaqMemoryDump\| memory dump]] is needed.

	===Related===		===Related===

FaqDebuggingStackOperations

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	I need to know what was value of the variable '''number''' before the make method was called: <br>		I need to know what was value of the variable '''number''' before the make method was called: <br>
	<br>		<br>
-	[[~~File~~:Screenshot_FaqDebuggingStackOperations.png\| Screenshot]]	+	[[Image:Screenshot_FaqDebuggingStackOperations.png\| Screenshot]]
	<br>		<br>
	<br>		<br>

NewAndNoteworthyNB68

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Web Project: GDB list items not actually supposed to be here at all.

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-	* EJBs enabled in web project * gdbserver attach support	+	* EJBs enabled in web project
-	* easy attach (one click attach to already running processes)	+

	[[Image:ejbs-in-web_NewAndNoteworthyNB68JEE6.png \|600px]]		[[Image:ejbs-in-web_NewAndNoteworthyNB68JEE6.png \|600px]]
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	===New options for Java task list===		===New options for Java task list===
-	* New pane was added to Tools --> Options --> Editor --> ~~Tasklist~~ --> Java allowing to influence the speed of refreshing of the task list after ~~the user saves~~ a file in the editor.	+	* New pane was added to Tools --> Options --> Editor --> Hints --> Java allowing you to influence the speed of refreshing of the task list after you save a file in the editor.

	===Embedded Browser===		===Embedded Browser===
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	* The Embedded Browser is used to display all links (that would be normally opened in the external browser) inside the IDE as Editor tabs.		* The Embedded Browser is used to display all links (that would be normally opened in the external browser) inside the IDE as Editor tabs.

-	The Embedded Browser in IDE is very new thing and we would like to gather a lot of feedback about it. Should you find some issue then please ~~file an issue report to~~ [~~http~~://~~www.~~netbeans.org/~~issues~~/enter_bug.cgi?~~component~~=platform ~~IzzueZilla] (select subcategory~~ Embedded Browser).	+	The Embedded Browser in IDE is very new thing and we would like to gather a lot of feedback about it. Should you find some issue then please [https://netbeans.org/bugzilla/enter_bug.cgi?product=platform&component=Embedded+Browser&version=6.8 file a bug report].

	Embedded Browser requires 32-bit JDK.		Embedded Browser requires 32-bit JDK.
-

	===Web Preview for HTML and CSS===		===Web Preview for HTML and CSS===

FaqDebuggingStackOperations

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	I need to know what was value of the variable '''number''' before the make method was called: <br>		I need to know what was value of the variable '''number''' before the make method was called: <br>
	<br>		<br>
-	[[Screenshot_FaqDebuggingStackOperations.png\| Screenshot]]	+	[[File:Screenshot_FaqDebuggingStackOperations.png\| Screenshot]]
	<br>		<br>
	<br>		<br>

NetBeans68TutorialsForCommunityReview

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NetBeans IDE 6.8 Tutorials for Community Review:

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	\| [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/javaee/ejb30.html Getting Started with Java EE Applications]		\| [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/javaee/ejb30.html Getting Started with Java EE Applications]
	\|		\|
-	\|	+	\| Eric M. Smith
	\| ken dot ganfield at sun dot com		\| ken dot ganfield at sun dot com
	\|-		\|-
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	\| [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/java/junit-intro.html Writing JUnit Tests in NetBeans IDE]		\| [http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/java/junit-intro.html Writing JUnit Tests in NetBeans IDE]
	\|		\|
-	\|	+	\|Eric M. Smith
	\| ken dot ganfield at sun dot com		\| ken dot ganfield at sun dot com
	\|-		\|-
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	\| [http://wiki.netbeans.org/JavaFXPluginTutorial Getting Started with JavaFX Application]		\| [http://wiki.netbeans.org/JavaFXPluginTutorial Getting Started with JavaFX Application]
	\|		\|
-	\|	+	\| Eric M. Smith
	\| users at javafx dot netbeans dot org		\| users at javafx dot netbeans dot org
	\|}		\|}

DevelopJavaEE5App

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	===Introduction===		===Introduction===
-	~~----~~
	This document describes the End-to-End steps to develop a JEE5 web-based application using Visual JavaServer Faces (JSF), Enterprise Java Beans (Session Bean) and Java Persistence API (JPA) with the help of Netbeans IDE as the tool. This tutorial creates a web application called CustomerApp that performs the CRUD functions on the customer records provided by the Netbeans sample database served by the Glassfish built-in database server, JavaDB.		This document describes the End-to-End steps to develop a JEE5 web-based application using Visual JavaServer Faces (JSF), Enterprise Java Beans (Session Bean) and Java Persistence API (JPA) with the help of Netbeans IDE as the tool. This tutorial creates a web application called CustomerApp that performs the CRUD functions on the customer records provided by the Netbeans sample database served by the Glassfish built-in database server, JavaDB.
	The objective of this tutorial is to demonstrate the ease of using several JEE5 technologies like Visual JSF, EJB3 and JPA with the help of Netbeans IDE and putting them together to create an enterprise-ready web-based application. Although the application is developed for demo purpose, its architecture represents the best practice in developing an Enterprise application, whereby modularity, scalability and reusability are taken into consideration.		The objective of this tutorial is to demonstrate the ease of using several JEE5 technologies like Visual JSF, EJB3 and JPA with the help of Netbeans IDE and putting them together to create an enterprise-ready web-based application. Although the application is developed for demo purpose, its architecture represents the best practice in developing an Enterprise application, whereby modularity, scalability and reusability are taken into consideration.
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	So all-in-all, this demo not only demonstrates the use of the various JEE5 technologies, it also demonstrates the best-of-breed application architecture that can be used in a production system.		So all-in-all, this demo not only demonstrates the use of the various JEE5 technologies, it also demonstrates the best-of-breed application architecture that can be used in a production system.

-	====Contents====	+	===Contents===
	*[[#Tutorial Requirements\|Tutorial Requirements]]		*[[#Tutorial Requirements\|Tutorial Requirements]]
	*[[Creating the Enterprise Application Projects]]		*[[Creating the Enterprise Application Projects]]
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	*[[Summary]]		*[[Summary]]

-	===Tutorial Requirements===	+	==Tutorial Requirements==
	Before we proceed, make sure you review the requirements in this section.		Before we proceed, make sure you review the requirements in this section.

-	====Prerequisites====	+	===Prerequisites===
	This tutorial assumes that you have some basic knowledge of, or programming experience with, the following technologies.		This tutorial assumes that you have some basic knowledge of, or programming experience with, the following technologies.
	*JavaServer Faces, Visual JavaServer Faces		*JavaServer Faces, Visual JavaServer Faces
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	*Basic knowledge of using Netbeans (will help to reduce the time required to do this tutorial)		*Basic knowledge of using Netbeans (will help to reduce the time required to do this tutorial)

-	====Software needed for this Tutorial====	+	===Software needed for this Tutorial===
	Before you begin, you need to install the following software on your computer:		Before you begin, you need to install the following software on your computer:
	*Netbeans IDE 6.7.1 (Java pack), ensure Visual JSF plugin is installed		*Netbeans IDE 6.7.1 (Java pack), ensure Visual JSF plugin is installed
	*Glassfish Enterprise Server v2.1 or v2.1.1		*Glassfish Enterprise Server v2.1 or v2.1.1
-	*Sample database installed along with Netbeans<br />[[File:1-2-DBSetup.png]]	+	*Sample database installed along with Netbeans<br /><br />[[File:1-2-DBSetup.png]]

-	=====Notes=====	+	====Notes====
	*The Glassfish Enterprise Server is optionally included in the Java pack of Netbeans IDE, Glassfish can be installed separately from the IDE and added later into Servers services in the IDE		*The Glassfish Enterprise Server is optionally included in the Java pack of Netbeans IDE, Glassfish can be installed separately from the IDE and added later into Servers services in the IDE
	*A copy of the working solution is included here if needed.		*A copy of the working solution is included here if needed.
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	#Choose “File > New Project” to open the New Project Wizard. Under Categories, select Java EE; under Projects select Enterprise Application. Click Next		#Choose “File > New Project” to open the New Project Wizard. Under Categories, select Java EE; under Projects select Enterprise Application. Click Next
	#Select the project location and name the project, CustomerApp, and click Next		#Select the project location and name the project, CustomerApp, and click Next
-	#Select the installed Glassfish server v2.1 or v2.1.1 as the server, and Java EE 5 as the Java EE Version, and click Finish<br />Netbeans will create 3 projects namely CustomerApp (Enterprise Application project), CustomerApp-ejb (EJB project) and CustomerApp-war (Web project).<br />[[File:1-3-CustomerApp.png]]	+	#Select the installed Glassfish server v2.1 or v2.1.1 as the server, and Java EE 5 as the Java EE Version, and click Finish<br />Netbeans will create 3 projects namely CustomerApp (Enterprise Application project), CustomerApp-ejb (EJB project) and CustomerApp-war (Web project).<br /><br />[[File:1-3-CustomerApp.png]]
		+
		+	==Creating the Entity Classes from the Database==
		+	Before anything else, we first need to create the Entity Classes and because in this demo, the Session Beans are responsible for manipulating the data, they will be created in the EJB project.
		+
		+	#In the Projects view, right-click on the CustomerApp-ejb project and select “New > Entity Classes from Database…”
		+	#Select Data Source (Radio button) and in the corresponding dropdown list, select New Data Source…
		+	#Specify the JNDI name to be “jdbc/sample”, and select “jdbc:derby://localhost:1527/sample [app on APP]” as the Database Connection and click OK
		+	#Under the Available Tables list box, select CUSTOMER and click on Add button so that it appears in the Selected Tables list box (Note that the related table, DISCOUNT_CODE is also added automatically) and click Next<br /><br />[[File:1-4-NewEntityClass.png]]
		+	#Click on the “Create Persistence Unit...” button, select “jdbc/sample” as the Data Source and leave the rest as default<br /><br />[[File:1-5-CreatePersistUnit.png]]
		+	#Provide a package name, e.g. “com.customerapp.entity” in the Package field and click Next
		+	#Change the Collection Type to “java.util.List” and click Finish
		+	#Take note of the new classes created under the Source Packages in the Projects view<br /><br />[[File:1-6-EntityClasses.png]]
		+	#Add the following code in the DiscountCode class
		+	<pre>
		+	/**
		+	* Default constructor
		+	*/
		+	public DiscountCode()
		+	{
		+	this.discountCode = new Character('N');
		+	this.rate = new BigDecimal(0.0);
		+	//Added the above 2 lines so that the variables are not null when used by the IDE to
		+	//display default values in the Visual JSF pages
		+	}
		+	</pre>
		+	#Add the following code in the Customer class
		+	<pre>
		+	/**
		+	* Default constructor
		+	*/
		+	public Customer()
		+	{
		+	this.discountCode = new DiscountCode();
		+	}
		+
		+	/**
		+	* This method is added here (Customer entity class) because we want to
		+	* include this field (discount rate) as a column in the Customer Listing
		+	* table later.
		+	*/
		+	public BigDecimal getDiscountRate()
		+	{
		+	if (discountCode != null)
		+	{
		+	return discountCode.getRate();
		+	}
		+	return new BigDecimal(0.0);
		+	}
		+	</pre>

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	===Issue tracking===		===Issue tracking===
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingWhatSystems \| What are the Issue Tracking systems supported by Netbeans? ]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingWhatSystems \| What are the Issue Tracking systems supported by Netbeans? ]]
		+	* [[FaqIssueTrackingWithoutKenai \| Does the Netbeans Issue Tracking support work only with repositories from kenai.com?]]
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla \| Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans also work with netbeans.org/bugzilla? ]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla \| Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans also work with netbeans.org/bugzilla? ]]
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do I edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do I edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingSetup \| How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingSetup \| How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?]]
-	* [[FaqIssueTrackingWithoutKenai \| Does the Netbeans Issue Tracking support work only with repositories from kenai.com?]]
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingAutorefresh \| How exactly does the Query autorefresh work?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingAutorefresh \| How exactly does the Query autorefresh work?]]

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	* [[FaqIssueTrackingSetup \| How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingSetup \| How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?]]
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingWithoutKenai \| Does the Netbeans Issue Tracking support work only with repositories from kenai.com?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingWithoutKenai \| Does the Netbeans Issue Tracking support work only with repositories from kenai.com?]]
		+	* [[FaqIssueTrackingAutorefresh \| How exactly does the Query autorefresh work?]]
		+

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	* [[FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla \| Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans also work with netbeans.org/bugzilla? ]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla \| Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans also work with netbeans.org/bugzilla? ]]
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do I edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do I edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]
		+	* [[FaqIssueTrackingSetup \| How do I setup an Issue Tracking repository in Netbeans?]]
		+	* [[FaqIssueTrackingWithoutKenai \| Does the Netbeans Issue Tracking support work only with repositories from kenai.com?]]

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	* [[FaqIssueTrackingWhatSystems \| What are the Issue Tracking systems supported by Netbeans? ]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingWhatSystems \| What are the Issue Tracking systems supported by Netbeans? ]]
	* [[FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla \| Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans also work with netbeans.org/bugzilla? ]]		* [[FaqIssueTrackingNetbeansBugzilla \| Does the Issue Tracking support in Netbeans also work with netbeans.org/bugzilla? ]]
-	* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do i remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]	+	* [[FaqIssueTrackingRemoveRepository \| How do I edit or remove a Issue Tracking repository from netbeans?]]