Netbeans is the IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for Java programming language. In addition to Eclipse and Sun Java Creator, NetBeans IDE Java is one of the popular and commonly used. Here i used OpenSuse Linux. Follow these guidelines to install Netbeans in Linux:
1. Installing Java SE. If not, please install Java SE first. Follow the guidelines of the article "Installation Java on OpenSUSE".
2. Download Netbeans from http://www.netbeans.info/downloads/index.php. Because it uses Linux, select the installation file for Linux. Select which no bundle with JEE, unless you really want it.
3. Through the Konsole, go to download folder (for example in / opt, adapt it to your download folder).
4. Make sure the binary file is an executable file
#chmod + x netbeans.sh (change netbeans.sh with the name of the downloaded file, for example: netbeans-6.9.1-ml-linux, sign # means I use a root prompt)
5. do the the installation
# Sh netbeans.sh (sh filename spaces)
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 stage 1. If JDK is not detected after they were installed (JDK installed in specific folder), use the option JavaHome as follows:
# ./netbeans.sh -is:javahome lokasiJDK
7. Run Netbeans. Once installed, Netbeans can be run from the Start Menu desktop use, both in KDE and Gnome. If there is no shortcut, at the end of the installation there is usually a notice, locations where netbeans executable and how to run it.
After the installation process, we can start using Netbeans for Java projects we are. For users of Visual programming languages (VB, Delphi, PowerBuilder, etc.), will Netbeans IDE feels 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, programming Java with Netbeans might just need some adjustment time.
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