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-title: Creating a Project with NetBeans IDE
-order: 7
-layout: page
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-[[getting-started.netbeans]]
-= Creating a Project with NetBeans IDE
-
-The easiest way to develop Vaadin application with the NetBeans IDE is to use
-the Vaadin Plugin for NetBeans. It allows you to create new Vaadin projects
-easily and provides many features for working on a project. You can download the
-plugin at http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/50531/vaadin-plug-in-for-netbeans.
-The download page contains a link to a plugin features overview in NetBeans
-Wiki.
-
-Without the plugin, you can most easily create a Vaadin project as a Maven
-project using a Vaadin archetype. You can also create a Vaadin project as a
-regular web application project, but it requires many manual steps to install
-all the Vaadin libraries, create the UI class, configure the servlet, create
-theme, and so on.
-
-[[getting-started.netbeans.maven]]
-== Maven Project from a Vaadin Archetype
-
-Creating a Maven project with a Vaadin archetype creates an application skeleton
-with a UI class and project theme, defines the [filename]#web.xml# deployment
-descriptor, and also retrieves the latest Vaadin library automatically.
-
-. Select "File > New Project".
-
-. Select "Maven > Project from Archetype" and click [guibutton]#Next#.
-
-. Find [literal]#++vaadin-archetype-application++#, select it, and click
-[guilabel]#Next#.
-
-. In the [guilabel]#Name and Location# step, enter [guilabel]#Project Name#, which
-is recommended to be only lower-case alphabetics, as it is used also as a
-suggestion for the Java package name of the project. Modify the other parameters
-for your project and click [guibutton]#Finish#.
-
-+
-[[figure.getting-started.netbeans.maven.new-project]]
-.Adding a New Maven Project in NetBeans
-image::img/netbeans-maven-newproject-name.png[]
-
-
-Creating the project can take a while as Maven loads all the needed
-dependencies. Once created, you can run it by right-clicking on the project in
-the [guilabel]#Projects# view and selecting [guilabel]#Run#. In the
-[guilabel]#Select deployment server# window that opens, select
-[guilabel]#Glassfish# or [guilabel]#Apache Tomcat#, and click [guibutton]#OK#.
-If all goes well, NetBeans starts the server in port 8080 and, depending on your
-system configuration, launches the default browser to display the web
-application. If not, you can open it manually, for example, at
-http://localhost:8080/myproject. The project name is used by default as the
-context path of the application.
-
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