Using Netbeans for MV3500 Deliverables
Initialization and Refresh
To submit homework via Netbeans to the gitlab server you will first need to clone a copy of the course repository at
Use Netbeans to upload/update your homework assignments as follows:
- context menu: Git > Remote > Pull from Upstream to first always ensure you update your repository
- Select file of interest in Netbeans tab for Files
- context menu: Refactor/Rename and take spaces out of file name (gets wacky on various operating systems, email etc.)
- Ensure Java classes and source files start with your last name
- context menu: Run file(s) to test
- context menu: Git > commit; provide comment documenting the change
- Verify that the entry in Files tab goes from green to black, indicating you have committed to your local repository.
- context menu: Git > Remote > Push to Upstream
Adding Your Files
All MV3500 cohorts have source code collected under a common Netbeans project.
- You can look at earlier cohort submissions, for example deliverables / src / MV3500Cohort2018JanuaryMarch
- Find your current cohort src subdirectories, for example deliverables / src / MV3500Cohort2018JulySeptember
- Locate the correct subdirectory (for example homework1) to put your files.
- Name all of your files starting with your last name, e.g. LastnameProgram.java LastnameScreenshot.png etc.
- Be sure that names match for LastnameProgram.java and the class name, i.e. public class LastnameJava
- Be sure to start each .java source file with correct package name, i.e.
- import MV3500Cohort2018JulySeptember.homework;
- The Run and Debug context menus should be available for you to test your .java source.
- Be sure to Commit and Push Upstream, as discussed above.
You can now verify that your files are been shared by checking the website:
References
- Netbeans 8 and Using Git Support with tutorial video
- GitLab Flavored Markdown (GFM) and Markdown Cheatsheet
- UML Sequence diagram on Wikipedia
- Wireshark network protocol analyzer