Conducting the Java programming using the Text Editor is quick and easy, but for the development of more complex applications, we can use IDE (Integrated Development Environment) as a tool help him.
Large selection of IDE that can be used both for Linux, Windows and other operating systems. Netbeans, Eclipse, Sun Java Creator is a part of them. For this time, I will discuss the installation process Netbeans on Linux using OpenSuSE., Considering the installation file that is used is binary-type files with executable, the installation process can be performed on other distributions without any problems.
Here are the steps:
1. Installing Java SE. If not, please install Java SE first. Follow the guidelines of the article "Instalasi Java SE".
2. Download Netbeans from http://www.netbeans.info/downloads/index.php. Because using Linux, choose the installation file for Linux. Choose which without bundle with Jee, but still want it.
3. Through the Console, go to the download folder (I put it in / opt, adjust your download folder).
4. Ensure binary file is an executable file
# chmod + x netbeans.bin (replace netbeans.bin with the name of the downloaded file, for example: netbeans-5_5-linux.bin, sign # means I use a root prompt)
5. Perform installation
#. / netbeans.bin (dot slash filename)
6. The installation process is running, follow wizardnya. Netbeans will perform the installation process by first detecting the location of the JDK as is done in phase 1. If JDK is not detected when already installed (JDK installed on a particular folder), use the option JavaHome as follows:
#. / netbeans.bin-is: javahome lokasiJDK
7. Run Netbeans. Once installed, NetBeans can be run from Start Menu desktop use, both on KDE and Gnome. If there is no shortcut, at the end of the installation there is usually a notification, where the location of the executable netbeans and how to run it, for example:
# / opt/netbeans5.5/bin/netbeans
After the installation process, we can start to use Netbeans for our Java projects. For users of Visual programming languages (VB, Delphi, PowerBuilder, etc), NetBeans IDE will be felt very familiar because of the model and its shape is not too much different. For users of PHP or C, with a somewhat similar model code, the Java programming with Netbeans penyesuian might just need some time alone.
Large selection of IDE that can be used both for Linux, Windows and other operating systems. Netbeans, Eclipse, Sun Java Creator is a part of them. For this time, I will discuss the installation process Netbeans on Linux using OpenSuSE., Considering the installation file that is used is binary-type files with executable, the installation process can be performed on other distributions without any problems.
Here are the steps:
1. Installing Java SE. If not, please install Java SE first. Follow the guidelines of the article "Instalasi Java SE".
2. Download Netbeans from http://www.netbeans.info/downloads/index.php. Because using Linux, choose the installation file for Linux. Choose which without bundle with Jee, but still want it.
3. Through the Console, go to the download folder (I put it in / opt, adjust your download folder).
4. Ensure binary file is an executable file
# chmod + x netbeans.bin (replace netbeans.bin with the name of the downloaded file, for example: netbeans-5_5-linux.bin, sign # means I use a root prompt)
5. Perform installation
#. / netbeans.bin (dot slash filename)
6. The installation process is running, follow wizardnya. Netbeans will perform the installation process by first detecting the location of the JDK as is done in phase 1. If JDK is not detected when already installed (JDK installed on a particular folder), use the option JavaHome as follows:
#. / netbeans.bin-is: javahome lokasiJDK
7. Run Netbeans. Once installed, NetBeans can be run from Start Menu desktop use, both on KDE and Gnome. If there is no shortcut, at the end of the installation there is usually a notification, where the location of the executable netbeans and how to run it, for example:
# / opt/netbeans5.5/bin/netbeans
After the installation process, we can start to use Netbeans for our Java projects. For users of Visual programming languages (VB, Delphi, PowerBuilder, etc), NetBeans IDE will be felt very familiar because of the model and its shape is not too much different. For users of PHP or C, with a somewhat similar model code, the Java programming with Netbeans penyesuian might just need some time alone.
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