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Netbeans IDE 6.7 Qt Toolkit Support.

Netbeans IDE 6.7 Qt Toolkit Support :

Use the Qt application development framework to create Qt files, such as GUI forms, resources, and translations.

 Standard Qt editing tools such as the Qt Designer for form files and Qt Linguist for translations are launched automatically as needed. Qt-specific project properties allow you to fine-tune the generated qmake project file.

Netbeans C and C++

Netbeans 6.7 IDE C and C++ Project Support: NetBeans IDE includes project types for C and C++ and appropriate project templates. You can work with and create C/C++ applications with dynamic and static libraries, and you can also create C/C++ projects from existing code. The C/C++ editor supports syntactic and semantic highlighting automatic indentation and formatting (including a choice of formatting styles), bracket matching, code folding, and templates.

NetBeans IDE 6.7

NetBeans IDE 6.7 : 

Is integrated with Project Kenai, a collaborative environment for developers to host open-source projects. With Kenai and the NetBeans IDE, a team of developers is able to create projects, check out, edit, debug, build, discuss, and commit code, all through one easy-to-use interface!

The release also builds on the success of NetBeans 6.5 with native support for Maven; GlassFish, issue tracker and Hudson integrations; and enhancements to Java, PHP, Ruby, Groovy and C/C++. Highlights of the 6.7 release include support for JavaScript 1.7, Ruby Remote Debugging, and integration of the Java ME SDK 3.0.

JavaFX GUI Overview.

JavaFX GUI Overview:

The JavaFX API enables developers to create UIs that work seamlessly across different devices. The common profile of the JavaFX API includes classes that function on both the desktop and mobile devices. However, you can use additional classes and packages from the desktop profile to take advantage of specific functionality that can enhance desktop applications. 

Common Profile
Desktop Profile

The JavaFX SDK contains the JavaFX Mobile Emulator, a mobile phone simulation. Use the emulator to see how your applications will look on mobile devices. Refer to the SDK Readme file (

/README.html) for more information on the mobile emulator. The following images show how a simple JavaFX application will run on the emulator and in the desktop window. 

What to Download for JavaFX on Netbeans.

What to Download for JavaFX on Netbeans :

1.)  Ensure that you meet the system and software requirements. Check that you have the required hardware and available free disk space, and the correct version of the Java Software Development Kit (JDK) or Java Runtime Environment (JRE) prior to proceeding with any of the following installation instructions.

2.)  If you are new to the NetBeans IDE 6.5, download and install NetBeans IDE 6.5 for JavaFX 1.1 (available for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X platforms only). 

The NetBeans IDE 6.5 for JavaFX 1.1 is a full-featured development environment that is packaged with the JavaFX Software Development Kit (SDK) and with best practices samples that can help you build your software development project. The installation includes the JavaFX Mobile Emulator, which is currently available only on the Microsoft Windows platform.

3.)  If you already have NetBeans IDE 6.5, update your IDE with JavaFX 1.1 Plugin for NetBeans (available for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X platforms only).

The plugins provide the features that support the development of JavaFX applications in the NetBeans IDE. They also include the JavaFX SDK and best practice samples. The installation includes the JavaFX Mobile Emulator, which is currently available on the Microsoft Windows platform only.

4.)  If you prefer command line development, download and install the JavaFX 1.1 SDK (available for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X platforms only). The installation includes the JavaFX Mobile Emulator, which is currently available only on the Microsoft Windows platform.