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 PLEXI DEVELOPER QUICK START
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 A guide to becoming a developer on the Plexi project using NetBeans IDE
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 <p>1. Open NetBeans IDE. Here is pic of NetBeans 7.1.1 open
  with no projects nor files.<br>
 <img src=1.jpg>

 <p>2. Click "Team -> Git -> Clone".<br>
 <img src=2.jpg>

 <p>3. Insert repository URL https://code.google.com/p/plexi/ .
  Optionally insert username and password (if you're going
  to be commiting changes).<br>
 <img src=3.jpg><br>
 Click Next

 <p>4. Select master* branch.<br>
 <img src=4.jpg><br>
 Click Next

 <p>5. Choose and specify your own parent directory
 for projects and your own clone name.  The
 parent directory is where your NetBeans projects
 live.  The clone directory will be a subdirectory
 devoted to this project.<br>
 <img src=5.jpg><br>
 Click Finish

 <p>6. You'll be asked if you'd like to create an IDE project.
 Click Create Project.<br>
 <img src=6.jpg>

 <p>7. Choose "Java Free-Form Project".<br>
 <img src=7.jpg>

 <p>8. Use parent directory and clone name as location.
  Other entries should be automatically filled.<br>
 <img src=8.jpg><br>
 Click Next

 <p>9. The Build and Run Actions should all
 be automatically correctly filled.<br>
 <img src=9.jpg><br>
 Click Next

 <p>10. Make sure to provide src directory as
 source folder and test directory as tests folder.
  Set source level to JDK 1.6 and encoding to UTF-8.<br>
 <img src=10.jpg><br>
 Click Next

 <p>11. To get IDE to help with code completion, suggestions, warnings, etc. please
 add all files under lib directory to src classpath.<br>
 <img src=11.jpg><br>

 <p>12.To get IDE to help with code completion etc. in test code please
 add all files under lib directory to test classpath. Also add the src
 directory to test classpath.<br>
 <img src=12.jpg><br>
 Click Next

 <p>13.Set build/src as src class output directory (which doesn't
 exist yet because we haven't compiled yet). <br>
 Set build/test as test class output directory (not pictured).<br>
 Also set build/javadoc as javadoc output directory.<br>
 <img src=13.jpg><br>
 Click Finish

 <p>14. Click "Run > Test Project (plexi)" to confirm
  everything compiles and all tests are passing.<br>
 <img src=14.jpg width=1037>

 <p>15. Congratulate yourself on setting up NetBeans
  for your Plexi development!<br>
 <br>
 Thank you.<br>

 <p>
 Developers contributing source code changes should
  also update source code formating rules.  Stay tuned for
  a visual guide on how to do that in NetBeans in the next episode.
 <br>


 <p>
 2012.03.14<br>
 California, USA<br>

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	<html>
	<head>
	<title> PLEXI DEVELOPER QUICK START </title>
	</head>
	<body>

	<center>
	<h1>
	PLEXI DEVELOPER QUICK START
	</h1>
	A guide to becoming a developer on the Plexi project using NetBeans IDE
	</center>
	<br>

	<p>1. Open NetBeans IDE. Here is pic of NetBeans 7.1.1 open
	with no projects nor files.<br>
	<img src=1.jpg>

	<p>2. Click "Team -> Git -> Clone".<br>
	<img src=2.jpg>

	<p>3. Insert repository URL https://code.google.com/p/plexi/ .
	Optionally insert username and password (if you're going
	to be commiting changes).<br>
	<img src=3.jpg><br>
	Click Next

	<p>4. Select master* branch.<br>
	<img src=4.jpg><br>
	Click Next

	<p>5. Choose and specify your own parent directory
	for projects and your own clone name. The
	parent directory is where your NetBeans projects
	live. The clone directory will be a subdirectory
	devoted to this project.<br>
	<img src=5.jpg><br>
	Click Finish

	<p>6. You'll be asked if you'd like to create an IDE project.
	Click Create Project.<br>
	<img src=6.jpg>

	<p>7. Choose "Java Free-Form Project".<br>
	<img src=7.jpg>

	<p>8. Use parent directory and clone name as location.
	Other entries should be automatically filled.<br>
	<img src=8.jpg><br>
	Click Next

	<p>9. The Build and Run Actions should all
	be automatically correctly filled.<br>
	<img src=9.jpg><br>
	Click Next

	<p>10. Make sure to provide src directory as
	source folder and test directory as tests folder.
	Set source level to JDK 1.6 and encoding to UTF-8.<br>
	<img src=10.jpg><br>
	Click Next

	<p>11. To get IDE to help with code completion, suggestions, warnings, etc. please
	add all files under lib directory to src classpath.<br>
	<img src=11.jpg><br>

	<p>12.To get IDE to help with code completion etc. in test code please
	add all files under lib directory to test classpath. Also add the src
	directory to test classpath.<br>
	<img src=12.jpg><br>
	Click Next

	<p>13.Set build/src as src class output directory (which doesn't
	exist yet because we haven't compiled yet). <br>
	Set build/test as test class output directory (not pictured).<br>
	Also set build/javadoc as javadoc output directory.<br>
	<img src=13.jpg><br>
	Click Finish

	<p>14. Click "Run > Test Project (plexi)" to confirm
	everything compiles and all tests are passing.<br>
	<img src=14.jpg width=1037>

	<p>15. Congratulate yourself on setting up NetBeans
	for your Plexi development!<br>
	<br>
	Thank you.<br>

	<p>
	Developers contributing source code changes should
	also update source code formating rules. Stay tuned for
	a visual guide on how to do that in NetBeans in the next episode.
	<br>


	<p>
	2012.03.14<br>
	California, USA<br>

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