Hello, For NetBeans users, you can find attached to this e-mail two templates: Interface and Class.
To install them:
- Find your IDE settings folder, let's call it c:\MyNBSettings
- extract the content of the zip file in the
c:\MyNBSettings\system\Templates folder => it will create a JBoss folder in
it and extract two files
- Launch NetBeans
- Open your Project from which you develop for JBoss
- Click Project=>Settings
- Select "Java Sources"
- In the right pane, select "Strings Table" and open the property editor
("...")
- Modify the USER value and add the EMAIL property (each property is on its
own line)
Now you can create interfaces/class by selecting a package, right clicking
on it and selecting "New"=>"JBoss"=>...
There is a single problem: the date format in the JavaDoc revision part is
not in the YYYYMMDD format. So you will need to correct it manually.
Cheers,
Sacha
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