NetBeans Notes            

• You can copy over a project from Eclipse.
• I use My Documents\NetBeans Projects as the root for my projects.
• File - New Project - General - Java Project with Existing Sources
• When creating a NetBeans project from an Eclipse project, it'll ask you to delete the class files; go ahead and let it.
• If you copy a NetBeans project, you have to delete dist, build.xml, manifest.mf, and nbproject.  Do this after you've quit out of NetBeans.  For example, if you want to take the project 'Stock 1.00' and copy it to 'Stock 1.50', copy the entire directory, then delete these files/directories.  Then add the new directory as the new project.
• For source: create a 'src' directory at the root of the project.  Then move 'com' into it.  Point to 'src' when asked for the source folder.
• Properties - Add Library - JUnit for junit support
• To run, right-click on the project - Properties - Run
  • Main class: com.tivo.hme.host.sample.Main
  • Arguments: com.bitrazor.stock.Stock (or whatever)