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You also spend some time learning about the asynchronous creation of nodes and
how context sensitive actions are attached to a node. Last but not least, you learn
how the properties of a node can be displayed in property views and how to create
the related property editors.
Chapter 7, File System: The File System API lets you access a NetBeans Platform's
virtual lesystem, which serves as the application's central registry. You learn how
to access the conguration system, as well as other systems that can be created on
top of the same API. Finishing up, you create new folders, les, and attributes in
the lesystem.
Chapter 8, Data System: The Datasystems API gives you access to the content of les.
You learn how to extend a NetBeans Platform application to provide support for
custom data types. You also discover how the features available to data content can
change in relation to the current status of the underlying le.
Chapter 9, Dialogs: The responsibilities of dialogs in an application extend from the
display of simple messages to the management of step-by-step procedural wizards.
In that context, you learn how to display simple messages, standard dialogs, and
sophisticated multi-step wizards to the user.
Chapter 10, Settings: Large applications, such as those based on the NetBeans
Platform, typically have many different kinds of users. Not all of them need all the
application's features and not all of them use those features in the same way. As the
application becomes larger, a centralized approach is needed, so that each module
added to the application can contribute to a centralized Options window. That is
the theme of this chapter, which introduces you to the most important APIs and the
entry points into the centralized Options window.
Chapter 11, Help: HTML les constituting your documentation can be integrated
into the application. When the user clicks on the Help buttons in the application, or
when they invoke an Action to display the entire help content, your HTML les can
be displayed to them. This chapter shows you how to congure the help system and
gets you started with a few help topics, a table of contents, and an indexing system.
Chapter 12, Branding: Branding enables the application's ancillary details, such as
icons and splash screens, to be customized. For example, you learn how to exchange
the custom splash screen with your own.
Chapter 13, Distribution and Updates: To let you distribute applications, you examine
the various distribution mechanisms for NetBeans Platform applications. You
generate a distribution and an installer, with a special focus on how to let an
application be updated online.
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