Merge pull request #645 from SeanCarrick/patch-3
Update nbm-filetemplates.adoc
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:experimental:
:description: NetBeans File Template Module Tutorial - Apache NetBeans
:keywords: Apache NetBeans Platform, Platform Tutorials, NetBeans File Template Module Tutorial
+:reviewed: 2023-02-25
This tutorial demonstrates how to create a NetBeans module providing file templates. Once your users have installed the module in the IDE, the file templates are available to them in the New File wizard. Sharing file templates is easy once you have a module that contains them—the IDE lets you create a binary that you can make available to others, who can then install it through the Plugin Manager.
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1. Right-click the ``AdditionalFileTemplates`` node and choose New > Other. In the New File wizard, under Categories, choose Other and under File Types, choose HTML. Click Next.
[start=2]
-1.
-Type ``HTML`` in File Name. Click Browse and browse to ``src/org/myorg/additionalfiletemplates`` . Click Select Folder. Click Finish. A new HTML file, named ``HTML.html`` , opens in the Source Editor, containing the standard HTML file's content shown below:
+1. Type ``HTML`` in File Name. Click Browse and browse to ``src/org/myorg/additionalfiletemplates`` . Click Select Folder. Click Finish. A new HTML file, named ``HTML.html`` , opens in the Source Editor, containing the standard HTML file's content shown below:
[source,html]
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</html>
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[start=3]
1. Change the HTML file according to your needs. You can add the following predefined variables, if needed:
* ${date} inserts the current date, in this format: Feb 16, 2008
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1. Right-click the module in the Projects window, choose Properties, and use the Libraries tab to add dependencies on File Templates and Base Utilities API.
[start=2]
-1.
-Right-click the ``org.myorg.additionalfiletemplates`` node and choose New > Other. Under Categories, choose Java. Under File Types, choose Java Package Info. Click Next. Click Finish. A Java class named ``package-info.java`` is created. Redefine its content as follows:
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+1. Right-click the ``org.myorg.additionalfiletemplates`` node and choose New > Other. Under Categories, choose Java. Under File Types, choose Java Package Info. Click Next. Click Finish. A Java class named ``package-info.java`` is created. Redefine its content as follows:
[source,java]
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[start=3]
1. Make sure that the structure of the module is as follows:
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1. Choose File > New Project (Ctrl-Shift-N) and create a new project.
[start=3]
-1.
-Right-click the project and choose New > Other. The New File dialog opens and displays the new file template. It should look something like this, although your icon will probably be different:
+1. Right-click the project and choose New > Other. The New File dialog opens and displays the new file template. It should look something like this, although your icon will probably be different:
image::images/filetemplates_71_new-file.png[]
