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Icons appearing in Filesystems or ProjectThe root Filesystems node. You can right-clickthis node to mount new filesystems in the IDE.The root Project node.Local directory. For Java hierarchies, this noderepresents the default Java package.Archive filesystem. JAR files and zip files areexamples of archives that can be represented bythis node. This node can be expanded to displaythe hierarchy of files in the archive, though thefiles cannot be edited.Folder. This icon represents folders, directories,and Java packages.Java source file.Java form object.Serialized prototype.Java nodes IconsJava class or inner class.Java interface or inner interface.Top Form Component node. If you have theForm Editor module installed, this node appearsin a form object's hierarchy when that object isopen in the Form Editor. The node and itssubnodes are mirrored in the Form Editor itself.Java Constructor and Initializer Node IconsPrivate method (static).Public method (static).Method with protected access (static).Java Field Node IconsCategory node for fieldsField with default access (nonstatic).Private field (nonstatic).Public field (nonstatic).Field with protected access (nonstatic).Field with default access (static).Private field (static).Public field (static).Field with protected access (static).Java Beans PatternsBean Patterns node. Subnodes represent beanproperties and event sets. You can right-clickBean Patterns to add bean properties and beanevent sets to your code or to generate BeanInfofor the class.Read-only bean property.Read/write bean property.Write-only bean property.files or directories.Javadoc nodesThe root Javadoc node.Goes to previous page.Goes to next page.Shows Javadoc in external web browser. Thiscommand only works if you have compiled theJavadoc documentation mounted in the JavadocManager.Opens the class's source in the Source Editor.This command only works if you have the class'ssource file mounted in the Explorer.Javadoc ToolbarSwitches the display of classes and memberswith full Javadoc commentsSwitches the display of classes and memberswith partial or erroneous Javadoc commentsSwitches the display of classes and memberswith no Javadoc commentsSwitches the display of public methodsSwitches the display of methods with defaultaccessSwitches the display of methods with protectedaccessSwitches the display of private methodsAnt nodesProperties objectProperties localeProperties keyUnsortedSort by NameSort by TypeEditableCustomizerProperties FilesProperties ToolbarDisplays properties in thearbitrary order that was setupon the component'screation in the IDE.Sorts propertiesalphabetically by name.Sorts properties by propertyvalue type (int, string,java.awt.Color,javax.swing.Icon, and so on).Displays only editableproperties.Displays a Customizer dialogbox if one is available for theselected object.For example, if the selectednode in the Form Editor isGridBagLayout, you canclick this button to displaythe Gridbag customizer forthe current form.CVSThe CVS client written in JavaCategory node for constructorsConstructor with default accessPrivate constructorPublic constructorNon-static initializerConstructor with protected access.Static initializerJava Method Node IconsCategory node for methodsMethod with default access (nonstatic).Private method (nonstatic).Public method (nonstatic).Method with protected access (nonstatic).Method with default access (static).Read-only indexed bean property.Read/write indexed bean property.Write-only indexed bean property.Multicast bean event set.Unicast bean event set.Jar nodesJAR recipe file. A JAR recipe file containsinformation necessary to create a JAR file. Thecontextual menu for this node includescommands that enable you to create, modify, andrun the JAR file.A JAR file created from the JAR recipe. Thelocation of the file is given next to the icon.Indicator that a JAR file has not yet been createdfrom the JAR recipe. The location given next tothe icon is where the JAR file is created whenthe JAR recipe is compiled.The subnodes of this node are items included inthe JAR recipe file. These items can be eitherAnt project. The Ant project node displays theproject's filename followed by its project namein brackets. Expand an Ant project node to seethe targets defined by the project. Right-clickand choose Execute to run the project's defaulttarget. Double-click to edit the project as a textbasedXML file in the Explorer.A project with an XML parse error.Data structure.A data structure that is out of place. To see atooltip with an explanation of the error, placeyour pointer over the file node.Ant target. Double-click to run. Expand to revealindividual tasks.Ant target with a description. These targets aremore visible to the user. For example, runningant -projecthelp at the command line showsthese targets first. Double-click to run. Expandto reveal individual tasks.Ant task.The CVS/VCS/PVCS/VSS wrapper. You needto install the command lineLocally modified.Locally removed.Missing.Merge conflict.Needs checkout.Up-to-date.Current.CVS BadgesCVS Command BadgesThe command failed.The command is running.The command is waiting for another command tofinish before it runs.

CVS ToolbarToolbarCommandButton CVS PVCS VSSUpdate Get Check OutCommit Put Check InAdd Add AddRemove Remove RemoveDiff Diff DiffHistory Status HistoryJavaServer page.Other nodesCluster of aliases used for related files.HTML file.A thread that is suspended and is not currentCall Stack ViewLists the sequence of calls (Call Stack) made duringexecution of the current thread.The current call on the call stackA call other than the current callLocal Variables ViewLists the local variables that are within the current call.Local variableLocal variable groupContainer for a superclassStatic field of an objectNon-static field of an objectProperty ViewDisplays the property sheet for the currently selected itemin the Debugger window.BreakpointDisabled breakpointMultiple breakpointsDebug AnnotationsConditional breakpointDisabled conditional breakpointProgram counterProgram counter and one breakpointProgram counter and multiple breakpointsThe call site or place in the source code fromwhich the current call on the call stack was madeStack MakeCallee CurrentStack MakeCaller CurrentStack PopTopmost CallNewBreakpointChanges the current call to the calleeof the current call.Changes the current call to the callerof the current call.Removes the most recent call fromthe current call stack. The programcounter moves to the line before theinstruction that made the call that waspopped.Opens the New Breakpoint dialogbox.Opens the New Watch dialog box.New WatchDebugger Filter ToolbarSwitches the display of public members.Switches the display of protected members.Switches the display of private members.Image file.Web bookmark.BadgesThe file needs to be compiled. Either it has notbeen compiled or the source has changed sincethe last compilation.The file is a runnable object.The file cannot be parsed. The file might containan unrecoverable syntactic error or there mighthave been a problem reading the file.The Debugger window.Session ViewLists the debugging Sessions currently running in theIDE.The current sessionA session other than the current sessionThreads ViewLists the Threads in the current session.The thread group that contains the current threadA thread group that does not contain the currentthreadThe current threadA thread that is running and is not currentAll viewProvides session, threads, calls, and local variables in asingle view. This view is specific to the Java 2 debugger.Watches viewLists all variables and expressions that you elected towatch while debugging your program.Watch objectFixed watch objectContainer for a superclassStatic field of an objectNon-static field of an objectClasses ViewDisplays the hierarchy of all classes that have beenloaded by the process being debugged. This view isspecific to the Java 2 debugger.Breakpoints ViewLists the breakpoints in the current project.Breakpoint set on a specific lineBreakpoint other than a line breakpoint (forexample, a method breakpoint or a variablebreakpoint). The set of breakpoint types that isavailable is dependent upon the debugger that youare using.or Alt-F5:Start SessionRun inDebuggerStartSessionAttachFinishPauseContinueStep Overor F7:Debug StepIntoStep Outor F5: Runto CursorFixDebug ToolbarStarts a debugging session.Runs the program until it reaches abreakpoint or exception or until theprogram terminates normally.Attaches the debugger to a processthat is already running.Opens a dialog box in which you canselect the debugging sessions youwant to finish.Temporarily stops all threads in thecurrent session.Resumes execution of all threads inthe current session.Executes one source line. If thesource line contains a call, executesthe entire routine without steppingthrough the individual instructions.Executes one source line. If thesource line contains a call, stops justbefore executing the first. statementof the routine.Executes the current routine andreturns control to the caller of theroutine.Runs the current session to the cursorlocation in the Source Editor andpauses the program.Recompiles source code and swapsthe resulting object code into thecurrently executing program.Switches the display of package members.Switches the display of static members.Defines the grouping of inherited members. Ifthis setting is off, inherited members are groupedby superclass.The Runtime TabThe Server Registry node on the Runtime tab ofthe Explorer is the top level node for the webserver plugins installed on your system.If you have the modules installed that supportweb application development (such as theJSP/Servlet module), you can use the serverplugins that come with those modules or aserver plugin supplied by a third party servervendor. (A server plugin is a module of the IDEcreated by a web server vendor, such as Tomcat.The plugin makes it easier to for you to use theIDE to configure applications and deploy themto the server.)The Server Registry node has two subnodes:This Default Servers node on the Runtime tab ofthe Explorer is the parent node for the WebApplications node. This node enables you todefine the default web servers to be used withyour web applications.This Installed Servers node on the Runtime tabof the Explorer shows the and J2EE applicationservers, if any, installed on your system. It islocated under the Server Registry node.The server installed with the IDE is the Tomcatweb server.