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Configure NetBeans for Java Web development

By Laszlo Pinter
September 16, 2017 2 Min Read
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The base installation of NetBeans does not include the web development category.

 

To add the Java web development tools to NetBeans

  1. Start the NetBeans IDE,
  2. In the Tools menu select Plugins,
  3. On the Available Plugins tab select the Java EE Base plugin and click the Install button,
  4. If any of the installed plugins is missing the valid signature, you need to click the Continue button to allow the installation,
  5. For the plugin installation, you need to restart the NetBeans IDE,
  6. During the next start, NetBeans installs the new plugins,
  7. The Java Web category is now available.

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