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| OpenIDE-Module-Display-Category=JavaScript |
| OpenIDE-Module-Long-Description=\ |
| Mixing Java and JavaScript? \ |
| Now it is going to be more easy with a module like this!\n\n\ |
| Convert GWT JavaScript2Native comments to annotation based form that can execute on real HotSpot virtual machine.\n\n\ |
| Highlight JavaScript inside of Java sources (if put into the @JavaScriptBody annotation).\n\n\ |
| Generate, test, execute and debug (both languages at once) projects that mix Java and JavaScript seemlessly switching from one language to another (only available with NetBeans 8.0 and JDK8). |
| OpenIDE-Module-Name=Editor Support for HTML/Java API |
| OpenIDE-Module-Short-Description=Mixing Java and JavaScript code made easy. |
