Create and Run Your First ZK Application with NetBeans and REM

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DocumentationZK Installation GuideQuick StartCreate and Run Your First ZK Application with NetBeans and REM
Create and Run Your First ZK Application with NetBeans and REM



REM is a NetBeans module for ZK application development contributed by Mr. Sotohiro Terashima.

Install NetBeans REM

Install NetBeans

  1. Download the latest NetBeans IDE from here

  2. Follow the installation wizard

Install REM plugin

  1. Download the latest REM plugin from here

  2. Start NetBeans

  3. On NetBeans' main menu bar, select Tools > Plugins.

  4. Click on the "Downloaded" tab, followed by "Add Plugins" to open the file explore
    ZKInstallationGuide NetBeans AddPlugins.png

  5. Navigate to where REM is downloaded and select the REM plugin

  6. Click "Install" and follow the NetBeans plugin manager prompts
    ZKInstallationGuide NetBeans InstallPlugin.png

Create a New ZK Project

  1. On NetBeans main menu bar, select "New Project"

  2. On the New Project wizard under "Categories", select "Java Web"
    ZKInstallationGuide NetBeans SelectNewZKProject.png

  3. Confirm and create a new ZK project.
    ZKInstallationGuide NetBeans CreateNewZKProject.png

  4. Select the ZK project folder, and right click "Run" to deploy the project on Glassfish
    ZKInstallationGuide NetBeans RunZKProject.png

Deploy the ZK Demo Project

  1. On NetBeans main menu bar, select "New Project"

  2. On the New Project wizard under "Categories", expand the "Samples" folder and select "Java Web"
    ZKInstallationGuide NetBeans SelectNewZKProject.png

  3. Select "ZK505 Demo Project" under "Projects"

  4. Select the ZK demo project and right click to select "Run" to deploy the ZK demo
    ZKInstallationGuide NetBeans RunZKDemo.png

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Last Update : 2011/01/17

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