Scriptable Columns. But it gets even better. You decide what they show, for which files, and how they show it. A world premiere. No file manager has ever gone there before. The above features are part of the Pro Edition only, not of the Free Edition.
Copy Data. Now you can copy the contents of any single cell in the file list to the clipboard in a very comfortable way. Depth-Limited Search. Now you can limit the search depth of Find operations, for example you can search only the parent and its immediate child folders but not any deeper.
Nifty and potentially time-saving. Five optional extra columns in the file list let you assign user data of various formats free text, checkboxes, rating stars, date stamps, linked locations, and more to any file and folder.
By these data you can then sort the file list and find files across your system at lightning fast speed. Pro Edition Only Paste and Find. Now you can find, focus, and highlight files simply by pasting their name into the file list. Smart time saver. Magically browse both panes in parallel motion.
Sync Browse is a great time saver when performing moves, renames, or other reorganizations on mirrored drives. Another cool usage is to browse one location in two different simultaneous views, e. Shell Integration. Now you can show the bit shell context menu instead of the bit shell context menu. That way you can see and use your bit shell extensions from XYplorer. Upgrade now Now you can specify paths using their name Volume Label instead of the drive letter. This allows you to reference removable drives regardless of the unpredictable drive letter that the host system might assign to the drive.
Navigation Buttons. Now the Breadcrumb Bars feature optional Navigation Buttons. Makes space in the main toolbar and reduces your mouse movement. Find By Hash.
Useful for spotting duplicates or locating malware. The XYplorer Free Edition is back! After a break of 7 years there is a freeware version of XYplorer again. No nags, no ads, no hassle. Now you can let external copy handlers handle your copy and move operations. Currently FastCopy and TeraCopy are supported. Tree Node Crumbs. Now you can select any child folder of a folder without opening the whole node.
This is especially useful with the Mini Tree. Fuzzy Favorites. The first match will be used. Useful to bookmark items with partly known or variable names. Copy Distributed Items. Now you can pass a file containing a list of source items to a copy or move operation. This way you can very easily copy distributed items spread across your system and network in one go.
This can mean an enormous usability boost. Your favorite folders contain more than you are interested in? Now you can make them remember individually which files you usually want to see. For example, only images, only big files, only files modified this week, etc.
Visual Filters are very powerful and now they can be combined with Folder View Settings. Now information on the current search pattern can be shown right in the file list. Visual Filters Info.
Now information on the current filter can be shown right in the file list. Visual Filters. Now Boolean AND is supported. Now Boolean NOT is supported. Allows you, for example, to color all files that are NOT image files. Now you can have a Breadcrumb Bar in each pane. It shows the full path of the current tab and lets you efficiently navigate the whole file system. Exif Stamping. Now the command "Set Modified Date to Exif" is available from the main menu. Now you can individually select multiple list items simply by ticking checkboxes shown at each item.
Zoom to Fill. Now thumbnails can be set to fill all the available space, cropping as necessary. Whether you are obsessed with perfection or you simply want to see more detail on your thumbnails, you will love this feature. A new toolbar button features a set of predefined color filters that can be applied individually and independently of the normal Color Filters. This means you can spotlight the files you are interested in now, just in time, with a single click. Color Filters for Folders.
Now the folder tree supports Color Filters by age. So you can, for example, color code all folders created or modified today, or this week, or this month, etc. Image Aspect Ratio. Now you can color code the aspect ratio of image files, e. You can as well search and find image files by their aspect ratio. Scroll To Top. Very useful for photographers. Added support for Indonesian.
Now previewing Animated GIFs is supported. Simply select a GIF file and you see the animation in the Preview tab. You can even resize the running preview on the fly. Floating Preview. Also here previewing Animated GIFs is now supported. You can zoom in and zoom out, pan zoomed images with the mouse, use the full screen, wheel thru images, etc. Simply hold the mouse down on a GIF thumbnail and the animation will instantly pop up at the mouse cursor.
You now have two new views, Small Tiles and Large Tiles. Both come with high quality thumbnails, support for Mouse Down Blow Up, and essential metadata. The Large Tiles view - attention photographers! Now you can color-code overlong filenames longer than characters. Type Ahead Find 2. Line Number Selection. A revolutionary new way to toggle select files. Extended Reporting. Custom reporting now supports the complete set of file metadata. So you can pick out whatever info bits you need and export them in a fully customizable format.
And the Lifetime License is back! Now XYplorer can add to and extract from Zip archives. Zip View. A non-modal Zip preview allowing for fast and easy consecutive browsing of Zip archives. Quick File View. Now the window can be non-modal so you can leave it open side by side with the main window for smooth one-click previews of any listed file.
Adjustable Font Size. Now you can control the font size of all interface elements buttons, checkboxes, labels etc. Accessible Tooltips. Now the File Info Tips and other tooltips are displayed in the same font and font size as their parent controls, i.
Display Hash Values. Added support for Japanese. Now you can display the three file times created, modified, accessed with milliseconds precision. Stamp Milliseconds. Time stamping now supports milliseconds precision. Report Milliseconds. Reporting now supports milliseconds precision. Illegal Filenames. Now XYplorer will smoothly handle files with a space at end of the filename.
This is illegal under Windows but you can get such a file via download from the web. Windows Explorer and other file managers cannot handle this and you are stuck with a file that cannot be renamed nor deleted.
Now you can customize the icons of the currently selected tree folders. Custom File Icons Toolbar Toggle. The new toolbar button "Enable Custom File Icons" lets you quickly toggle custom and standard icons. No restart required. This version comes with some serious eye candy.
Windows can assign icons to file types, but here are new icon tricks that go much further: Assign custom icons to all folders with a certain name, e.
Assign custom icons to particular files, e. It gets even better: You can take your associated icons with you wherever you go: Custom File Icons are fully portable without changing a single byte in the host system. It all runs from a USB stick, full stealth. Pops a menu of all file types contained in the current folder or search results, ordered by count.
Click any of the types to filter the list by this type. Killer feature. Recent File Operations. Pops a menu by which you can apply recent file operations Copy and Move to the currently selected files, using the same operation and target path as recently.
Minor enhancements and refinements. Mouse Click Navigation. Now you can browse the whole computer by just using the Left and Right mouse button in the Address Bar.
Bug fixes. Address Bar. Now the dropdown list optionally shows all matching files not just folders and you can open them right from there. Now you can carry around a stick full of tagged items Labels, Tags, Comments together with the application XYplorer that displays them.
Regardless of the drive letter assigned by the host system. Another milestone in portability technology. Now you can drop files or texts on all buttons and process them with the scripts assigned to that buttons. In other words: Now you can do to files anything imaginable simply by dropping them onto freely programmable buttons.
Pro Edition Only Accessibility. Full support for high contrast color schemes. Now XYplorer protects you from the so-called "Unitrix Exploit" where certain Unicode characters are used maliciously to disguise executables.
To date, no other Windows file manager offers this protection. Now you can download a language file from the server and load it into the interface in one go.
Now you can move zoomed images like you know it from a touch screen. Access Control. That way you can easily assign account-specific user rights. A powerful corporate feature. XYplorer now supports interface languages other than English. Languages can be loaded and changed on the fly without restarting the program. Interface Translation Tool. You can easily edit a translation or create a new one yourself. Funny Characters. Flabbergasted by strange, weird, funny, unknown characters in a filename?
Now you can analyze the characters in a filename and optionally replace the funny ones using the new command "Convert to ASCII". This includes, among other conversions, Cyrillic to Roman transliteration. They will continue to work with all upgrades to come and without any additional costs.
Now Unicode usernames are supported. Now optionally invalid characters are auto-replaced by a character of your choice. Secondary Sorting. Now you can sort files by the day they have been modified, and then sub sort each day by Name, Type, Size, or any other column. Now you got a powerful set of predefined one-click visual filters, like "Modified Today", "Image Files", "Empty Files", and many more. The set is freely customizable.
Inline Rename in Tree and List. Now you can paste multiline clipboard contents into the edit box. Exclude Items from Search. Since long you can exclude particular folders from being searched. Now you can also exclude particular files or file types from being found. Home Edition. The new "Standard License Home" buys you everything the current Pro Edition has -- apart from a handful of advanced features -- at an unbeatable price of Reorganized parts of the Configuration dialog.
Now you can export the complete set of metadata of all files in a folder in CSV format. In other words, everything that the system knows about a file is exported in a well-defined, easily processable, and widely portable file format.
The status bar now shows the aspect ratio of the previewed image , , , etc. Remote Control. This means if you are a programmer you can fully remote control XYplorer. Pro Edition Only More details Now you can freely zoom in and out using the keys Numpad Add and Numpad Subtract.
Extra-fine stepping, Lock Zoom, and Toggle Zoom is supported. Floating Preview Rename. Now you can rename items directly from the preview using F2 or the right-click menu. Rename with Dialog. You don't like inline rename?
Now there is an alternative. Optionally have a nice modal dialog for renaming operations in Tree and List. Copy Tags. Finally copying tags along with the copied files is supported. The right-click menu of items in Search Results and Branch View got a fabulous new command to copy the containing folders of all selected items to the clipboard. Spotting duplicates, especially those by content, can be useful for freeing up storage space.
Tree Path Tracing. Always know your place in the folder tree, without even consciously looking at the tree. You might get used to it sooner than you think PSD Previews. Now you can rotate the Floating and Full Screen Preview.
A revolutionary display style where every group of files is highlighted depending on the sorted column. Ignore Diacritics. Replace with File in Clipboard. New optional context menu command to replace the contents of the selected file with the contents of the file currently in the clipboard.
Now you can color-code files by their extended properties, which gives you a vast number of options. For example, give a specific highlight to all files of photos that were shot on a certain day or in a certain date range.
Or color- code photos with certain dimensions, shot with a particular camera, or using a certain aperture. Or highlight all MP3s with a certain bit rate. Or all files with a certain SVN status. High Quality Image Preview. Optimized the display quality by applying high-end interpolation algorithms. Captionless Thumbnails.
Now you can hide the captions and enjoy captionless thumbnails. Metadata Popup. Now you can show all available metadata of a file in a popup text box. Sort Headers in All Views. Now you can show sort headers not only in Details view but in all other views as well, e. For your interest, Windows Explorer in Vista had sort headers in all views but for unknown reasons Microsoft removed this feature in Windows 7.
Now, XYplorer brings it back to Windows 7 and to all other Windows versions. Reverse Sort Order. Now you can reverse the current sort order using a keyboard shortcut. This way you can even reverse a custom sort order created by Manual Sorting. Enhanced display options. Added major RAW image types to the previewed and thumbnailed image formats. The new Info Panel tab "Meta" displays file-specific metadata, e. Now you can choose between five display styles. Now you can show instant folder reports of various formats in a popup text box.
Now the whole interface supports the Windows Themes selection style. A vast improvement in look and feel if you are running a post-XP operating system. Enhanced features, handling, and speed. Full Screen Preview. Tree Full Row Select. The folder tree now supports Full Row Select. Show Grid. Now there is a toolbar button to quickly toggle horizontal zebra striping in the file list. A new preview pane separate from the main window, supporting Mouse Down Blow Up and the transparency grid for transparent images.
One of the most demanded features. Now it zooms exactly into the point where you downed the mouse. A tiny change with a stunning effect and highly useful for investigating details in images.
Delete Long. Fed up with "Path Too Long" errors when deleting items? A minimalist interface to finding files. Combines ultimate power with ultimate ease. Tags Tab. XYplorer lets you assign tags labels, tags, and comments to individual files and folders. The Tags Tab provides a new interface to adding, editing, and viewing the tags.
Copy Here with Path. A copy command that offers you smart choices regarding the target location. Smart Dropdown Buttons. Simply paste a plain list of documents, executables, and folders into a User Button and enjoy the power of type-aware default actions right from the toolbar. Now you can drop files or folders onto user written scripts to process them. For example, you now have a cool way to tag files: Just drop them onto the tags!
The possibilities are endless. Mind-blowing feature. Pro Edition Only Text Preview. Now you can add user-defined code pages to the list of code pages available for previewing text files. The configuration dialog now features a jump list which quickly leads you to any of the currently settings. The uninstall script for each minor update will be able to remove any previous release, but is NOT required to run if you are updating to a minor release within the same version.
This means all future MSI updates for Revu 20 will be able to run on top of the previous Revu 20 installation. For this single installation, you can download the installer from our Download Center. In order to avoid potential update issues while planning a new deployment, the best practice is to maintain your previous MSI file in its original location. See this article for more information. The user must have access to the internet in order to register and unregister Revu.
It is important to note that we only provide support for the use of the command line scripts, and not the deployment tools themselves. If you are using a Revu Open License with your installations, Delayed Authorizations is not necessary. License Information In Revu and above, the full set of features in the eXtreme edition are installed and enabled by default. Due to this change, we recommend not using your older MST files in order to avoid conflict. For Revu to function correctly the pending reboot must occur at some point after the installation has completed.
Bluebeam plugins are only enabled if the third-party application is installed. Refer to the Revu Compatibility Chart to ensure that your third-party applications are supported. However, users will not be able to utilize any of the features outlined above.
To resolve such issues, the OCR module can be installed at any time. Due to this change in Do not double-click the MSI file. Doing so will install Revu without the required elevated privileges, or any customizations you may have set in the MSI Properties. Values for an MSI switch signified by a forward slash must be enclosed on quotation marks as shown below. For Bluebeam specific properties, spaces must be replaced by question marks.
Before deploying Revu, we recommend writing and proofreading your script in a text editor and running it on a test machine in an elevated command prompt. A list of Windows Installer error codes and their definitions on the Microsoft website. You will need to pass any other parameters you originally did with the first deployment, similar to the old MSP behavior. Alternatively please refer to the Bluebeam Administrator Help. When Revu launches, it will search for the RevuPreferences.
To change the Modified Date, you will have to make a change to the RevuPreferences. This can be as simple as adding a space to the start of the text. When this preference is set, Offline PIN creation will be required for all new and existing Studio users. They will not be able to log into Bluebeam Studio without doing so. Assuming you have already gathered your custom assets such as Profiles and Tool Sets while planning your deployment , you can also copy them to this location.
The first time Revu is launched, the files are automatically copied to the following location in their roaming Windows User Profile:. Embedding them into the Profile in this manner makes it a lot easier to share these custom resources across an organization. As a best practice, we recommend utilizing the Configuration Editor that is included within the MSI package that you are deploying. For example, if you are deploying Revu , we recommend using the Configuration Editor from the MSI deployment package.
MSP files are no longer used for patching a deployment as of Revu This section of the Configuration Editor is applicable only to Revu Additional information about Msiexec. Any assets previously selected, prior to this screen, are also copied into the Deployment folder. All Rights Reserved. All other trademarks or registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. What's New in Revu Planning Your Deployment.
The MSI Package. Setting Up a Staging Computer. The Deployment Process. Best Practices. Deployment Tools. Delayed Authorization. Required Properties. Supported Optional Properties. Optional Pre-Installation Check. Disabling or enabling the touch pad The touch pad is enabled by default. Page Directing The Display Output When You Turn On The Computer Getting Started Using external display devices Directing the display output when you turn on the computer Once you have connected an external display device, you can choose to use the internal display only, the external device only, or both simultaneously.
NOTE Some modes are only available with the appropriate device attached and turned on. Adjusting the quality of the external display To obtain the best picture quality from your television or other video display device , you may need to adjust the Page Cleaning The Computer You may want to secure your computer to a heavy object such as your desk.
The easiest way to do this is to purchase an optional computer lock cable. For more information on purchasing a cable lock, visit accessories.
Sample Illustration Computer lock cable To secure the computer: Wrap the cable through or around some part of a heavy object.
The computer is now securely locked. Sample Illustration Attaching security lock cable Page Chapter 2: Learning The Basics Chapter 2 Learning the Basics This chapter gives some computing tips and provides important information about basic features. If the network you are using goes down and you must restart your computer to reconnect, or your battery runs out of charge while you are working, you will lose all work since Label the backup copies clearly and store them in a safe place.
It is easy to put off backing up because it takes time. However, if your internal storage drive suddenly fails, you will lose all the data on it unless you have a separate backup copy.
Page Touch Screen Learning the Basics Touch screen Touch screen Your computer may come with a touch screen, enabling direct interaction with displayed apps and programs through simple or multi-touch gestures. Touch screen navigation Use your finger to manipulate the on-screen icons, buttons, menu items, and other items on the touch screen.
Page Mouse Properties Learning the Basics Mouse properties Mouse properties Mouse properties allow you to change your pointing device or mouse settings. When the Windows charms appear click or touch the charm, Search When the Windows charms appear click or touch the charm. You may prefer to use a high- capacity file recovery system, such as an external hard drive.
Page Media Control Buttons Learning the Basics Using the optical disc drive Media control buttons The media control buttons located above the keyboard allow you mute the sound and play audio CDs or DVD movies when the computer is on. Page Playing Optical Media If you insert the disc incorrectly, it may jam the drive. If this happens, contact Toshiba support for assistance. Playing optical media If you insert an optical disc into the optical disc drive and the Auto-Run feature does not automatically start your disc, try launching the optical disc manually.
Please refer to your computer's product specification for listing of specific format compatibilities. Page Toshiba's Online Resources Gently press the tray in to close it. These sites provide information about Toshiba products, give help with technical questions and keep you up to date with future upgrades.
Page Chapter 3: Mobile Computing Many of these energy-saving features have been preset by Toshiba. We recommend you leave these features active, allowing your computer to operate at its maximum energy efficiency, so that you can use it for longer periods while traveling.
Page Power Management The battery needs to be charged before you can use it to power the computer. Always use the AC adaptor specified by Toshiba. NOTE Battery charge time may vary depending on the applications, power management settings, and features used. Your computer's Power Options utility can be used to select a power level setting that reduces the power required for system operation and will allow the battery to recharge.
To recharge the RTC battery, plug the computer into a live electrical outlet and leave the computer powered on for 24 hours. Check your remaining charge frequently if you are working in temperatures below 50 degrees Fahrenheit. The computer calculates the remaining battery charge based on your current rate of power use and other factors such as the age of the battery.
Sample Image Advanced settings tab of Power Options screen Configure the alarm settings to suit your needs. Page Power Plans Mobile Computing Monitoring battery power These power-saving options control the way in which the computer is configured. By using them, you can increase the length of time you can use the computer before you need to recharge the battery.
Click or touch to choose the Change plan settings plan you want to edit. This screen allows you to change basic settings. Click or touch Change advanced power settings access settings for battery notification levels, internal Page Changing The Main Battery If you find that a new battery is needed, contact the location you purchased the computer at for more information on replacing the battery.
Toshiba will not be responsible for any product damage, data loss, service or part replacement made necessary by improper installation of a new battery. Toshiba offers a choice of carrying cases for the computer.
They all provide plenty of extra space for manuals, power cords, and compact discs. Typical Start screen tiles are the Desktop tile and Mail tile, as well as tiles representing all other applications downloaded to your system. Exploring the desktop You can use its features to start applications, find documents, set up system components, and perform most To learn more about each task, position the pointer over the icon for a few moments and a short description of the task appears.
NOTE To enable or disable wireless communication, use the key. Accessing a network For specific information about connecting to the network, consult your network administrator. Stop Recording dialog box appears. Save As To save the file, type a file name, and then click or touch Save Using external speakers or headphones Your computer is equipped with a full stereo sound system with internal speakers.
The following instructions apply to all types of supported media devices. Optionally, before going further, brand the application by providing a splash screen and other external customizations. Right-click the application node again, choose Branding , and then use the tabs Basic, Splash Screen, Window System, and Resource Bundles to brand these details of the application.
The application's executable and its clusters are packaged in a ZIP distribution. The application's JNLP files are created. Right-click the application project and choose Project Properties. In the Installer panel, specify the installers you would like to create. Close the Project Properties dialog, right-click the application project and choose Package as Installers. The installers are created in the application 'dist' folder, visible in the Files window Ctrl Select the right template for your project.
NetBeans Module. ZIP Distribution. Java Web Start. A library can contain multiple JAR files. The IDE contains a set of standard project templates and file templates for setting up modules.
The standard distribution of the IDE contains the following module project templates:. Use a module project as the place where you code your module. Library Wrapper Module. Use library wrapper module projects to put one or more library JAR files on a module's classpath. Module Suite. Use a module suite project to group and deploy a set of interdependent module projects and library wrapper module projects.
NetBeans Platform Application. Use a NetBeans Platform Application project as the skeleton framework as the starting point of your own applications. Creates an action that can be invoked from a menu item, pop-up menu, toolbar button, or keyboard shortcut.
Code Generator. Creates a new menu item in the Insert Code popup in the editor of your choice. Java SE Library Descriptor. JavaHelp Help Set. Creates all the files needed for building a JavaHelp help set. Layout of Windows. Lets you design the layout of the windows in your application. Project Template. Adds a new template to the New Project wizard.
Quick Search Provider. Creates a new entry in the Quick Search field. Update Center. Registers an update center in the Plugins manager. As a result, the user does not need to manually register the Update Center via the Plugins manager. Creates a new window with an Open action invoked from a menu item. Creates a new wizard for creating, for example, new files in the IDE.
XML Layer. Creates a layer file for registering folders and files into the central registry, also known as the System FileSystem. Other file templates are used for bundling supporting items, such as project samples and JavaHelp help sets, with your modules. The IDE contains a set of standard project templates for module development.
Module projects, library wrapper module projects, and module suite projects have an Important Files node where the IDE stores the Ant script, layer. The following table lists the highlights of the Important Files node and whether each is found in a module project template, a library wrapper module project template, a module suite project, or all three:.
Use a module project template to create a module project. The module project is the place where you code your module.
Module projects implement the module's features and functionality that extend the NetBeans APIs, which you kickstart by using file templates. In addition, module projects include the business logic that integrate the library wrapper module projects into the module. Code housed in module projects also provides, for example, the user interface for receiving and processing user input.
From the NetBeans Modules category, select Module. Click Next. Project Name. Specifies the folder in which the project will be housed, prepended by the project location, which is specified in the next field. Project Location. Specifies the location where you want to store the project metadata and source code. Project Folder. Specifies the folder where you want to store the project metadata and source code.
The folder is a concatenation of the project location and the project name. Standalone Module. Specifies that the module does not belong to a module suite. In addition, you must specify which platform the module will be compiled and deployed against. Add to Module Suite. Specifies that the module belongs to a module suite. If the module suite is not currently open in the IDE, click Browse to locate the module suite in your filesystem. Code Name Base. Specifies a unique name for the module.
A main package will be created with the same name as the code name base. If your code name base is org. Module Display Name. Specifies the name that will be displayed in the Projects window.
Localizing Bundle. Specifies location of the Bundle. Normally, the default suggestion should be appropriate. OSGi Bundle. The difference will be visible in the Manifest file. Use a library wrapper module project template to create a library wrapper module project. Library wrapper module projects put one or more library JAR files on a module's classpath.
You have to export some or all of the packages as public, and you need to have a regular module depend on it, or the library wrapper module becomes useless. The wizard that you use to create the library wrapper module project automatically exports as public any packages it finds in the JARs. Specifies one or more JAR files that make up the library.
You are encouraged to only include more than one JAR file if their versions are likely to increment at the same time. Use a module suite project template to create a module suite. A module suite groups and deploys a set of interdependent module projects and library wrapper module projects. For rich-client applications, the module suite project is a skeleton application to which you can attach a splash screen, a progress bar, a name for the application's executable, and a title for the application's titlebar.
Specifies the location where you want to store the project metadata. NetBeans Platform. Specifies the platform against which the module will be compiled and deployed. This template project provides a skeleton application to which you can attach a splash screen, a progress bar, a name for the application's executable, and a title for the application's titlebar.
They are divided into specific APIs for dealing with different types of functionality. Templates that users build on when creating their own project. Samples that illustrate some aspect of project functionality.
Samples are a kind of project template; they have the same behavior as project templates, but they are used for a different purpose. A project template is made available to the IDE's New Project wizard once it has been registered in the layer. You use the New Project Template wizard to create the basic files and to register the template in the layer.
Before you can use the New Project Template wizard, you must have project in the IDE that is structured in exactly the way that you would like it to be available in the New Project wizard. For example, if you are going to create a new project sample, you must first lay it out in the IDE. When you make the module that contains the new project template available as an NBM file, the user can install it via the Plugins manager and then, once it has been successfully installed, select it from the New Project wizard.
As a result, the user does not need to manually register the Update Center in the Plugins manager. Once you have worked through a wizard, you build your module's functionality on top of the files that the wizard creates for you. The following table lists the Javadoc that you will need to refer to when building on top of the skeleton API implementations:.
Project API. Actions are defined by the Actions API. The Actions API is a standard representation of the actions a user can invoke.
It provides an interface to such IDE elements as toolbars, menus, and keyboard shortcuts, allowing third parties to create actions that are sensitive to context and invocable in more than one way. The Actions API offers the ability to write the action once, and have it automatically apply as appropriate.
For example, a user action might both show up in a toolbar and be selected by a keyboard shortcut, all from the same implementation. Actions are typically presented in pop-up menus, or attached to a component such as a window, node, or data object. The New Action wizard creates a new action. Always Enabled. Specifies that the action will be invoked from a menu item in the menu bar, from a toolbar button in a toolbar, or from a keyboard shortcut anywhere in the IDE. Conditionally Enabled.
Specifies the classes for which the action will be created. This is normally one of your own business objects. However, optionally, you can also include one or more of the following, which creates the action for all classes that subclass them:. User May Select Multiple Nodes. Specifies the conditions under which the action will be enabled. By default, will be enabled if one, and only one, node holding the business object of interest is selected.
If checked, it will also be enabled if multiple nodes all holding the desired business object s are selected. In the GUI Registration page, you have to specify how the user will be able to call the new action.
Specifies where the action will be displayed in the Keymap section of the Options window. Global Menu Item. Specifies the menu where the action will be displayed as an item.
You can also specify the position within the menu, and whether you want a separator to appear before it, after it, or both. Global Toolbar Button. Specifies the toolbar where the action will be displayed as a button. You can also specify the position within the toolbar. Global Keyboard Shortcut. Specifies a shortcut that will invoke the action.
Only if Conditionally Enabled is selected in the Action Type page can you set the following items:. File Type Context Menu Item. Specifies the file type where the action will be displayed in the pop-up menu.
Editor Context Menu Item. Specifies the IDE editor where the action will be displayed in the pop-up menu. Specifies the icon that will accompany the action. For example, if the action will be invoked by a toolbar button, the icon specified here is displayed on the toolbar button. Specifies the name of the package where the class will be housed. Tweak the layer. A code generator is an action that is added to the Insert Code popup, which the user invokes when pressing Alt-Insert.
When invoked, the action is intended to insert code into the editor. Traditionally, code generators are only found in Java documents but, from NetBeans 6.
A code generator is an item added to the popup that appears in an editor when Alt-Insert is pressed. By default, for example, when you press Alt-Insert in a Java class, a constructor can be generated. Generate Code Generator Context Provider. Specifies that a class should be created, and registered in the layer. Many file types are recognized by default by the IDE. Recognition of a file type is generally made possible via its extension. All JSP files have a. On the basis of this distinction, the IDE provides distinct functionality for these file types.
For example, if you have a file type with the file extension. Whether an XML file has an. If the namespace of each distinguishable XML file is distinct, the namespace is used to distinguish the file types in this case. The New File Type wizard creates a new file type.
MIME Type. Filename Extension. The file extension can optionally be preceded by a dot. Separators are commas, spaces, or both.
Therefore, all of the following are valid:. XML Root Element. The value that you specify is the namespace associated with the root element of your XML document.
Note that this is not the same thing as the name of the root element. For example, in the following example XML document, the namespace is "sample":. Class Name. Specifies the name of the new files that will be generated. Specifies the icon that will accompany the new file type. For example, when you see the new file type in the Projects window, Files window, or Favorites window, it will be identified by the icon specified here.
Use MultiView. Specifies that additional files should be generated as the starting point of an extensible multiview editor. Use the New Action wizard to add actions to the new file type's pop-up menu.
When you do so, select Conditionally Enabled in the first page of the New Action wizard. Use the New Wizard wizard to create a New File wizard that the user will use to create new files of the new type defined in the New File Type wizard. Use the New Project Template wizard to add a sample project containing example files of the new file type to the New Project wizard. A module installer is a Java class that provides hooks for running code on startup or when a module is loaded.
It can also run cleanup code when a module is uninstalled or disabled. Note : In general, using a module installer is not recommended, because it slows down startup time. Before using a module installer, make sure that there is no declarative way of doing what you are trying to do.
The main declarative way of installing items is to use the org. ServiceProvider annotation or create an XML layer file that declares information about the items your module is installing. Applications can install modules dynamically. Any application can include the Update Center module, to allow users of that application to download digitally-signed upgrades and new features via the web, directly into the running application.
Installing an upgrade or a new release does not force users to download the entire application again. And in an application with multiple modules, upgrades of specific functionality can be incremental, further improving customer response time and time-to-market.
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