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Chapter 11. NetBeans/Sun ONE Studio module
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## Chapter 11. NetBeans/Sun ONE Studio module Describes the installation and usage of the Jalopy NetBeans/Sun ONE Studio Plug-in module. ## 11.1. Installation Explains the steps involved to install the NetBeans Plug-in module. #### 11.1.1. System requirements The Plug-in requires NetBeans 3.3 (or above) or Sun ONE Studio 4. It has only been tested with NetBeans 3.4. See Section 1.1, “System requirements” for the basic requirements to run Jalopy. To obtain more information about this powerful IDE, visit the official NetBeans homepage: http://www.netbeans.org/ or the Sun ONE Studio pages at Sun: http://wwws.sun.com/software/sundev/jde/ #### 11.1.2. Installation The Plug-in comes either as a single `.zip` or compressed `.tar` file. Unzipping either one of these files into a directory of your choice (referred to as `<INST_DIR>`) will produce two subdirectories `/docs` and `/lib`.
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      docs/      contains the documentation
      lib/       contains all necessary libraries
Now follow these steps to install the Jalopy Plug-in: Start NetBeans/Sun ONE Studio. Open the Update Center Wizard by selecting Tools->Update Center... (You need to have the Auto Update module enabled for this to work). On the first page 'Select Location of modules', choose 'Install Manually Downloaded Modules (.nbm Files)', select the `.nbm` contained in ``<INST_DIR>`/lib` and proceed through all steps of the wizard as outlined.
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