<view>
[optional] specifies what to show in the Projects tab, in the intended
order. Entries may be
<source-folder style="packages"> <label>Sources</label> <location>${src.dir}</location> </source-folder>
Shows a package list view of ${src.dir}
, labelled Sources. (The label is
optional; just defaults to folder name without path.)
<source-folder style="tree"> <label>Docs</label> <location>docs</location> </source-folder>
Shows the subdir docs
in a plain tree. Again the label is optional.
<source-folder style="packages"> <label>Sources</label> <location>${src.dir}</location> <includes>${my.packages}</includes> </source-folder>
(NetBeans 6.0+ only, with /2
namespace.)
Shows a package list view of ${src.dir}
. Only classes matching the
pattern given by ${my.packages}
(Ant format) will be shown.
Similar to includes and/or excludes in source-folder
.
<source-folder style="subproject"> <location>mylib</location> </source-folder>
(NetBeans 6.0+ only.)
Shows a node corresponding to the project located at mylib
.
The user can open that project from the context menu.
(The label is optional, defaulting to the project's display name.)
See also subprojects.
<source-file> <label>Build Script</label> <location>build.xml</location> </source-file>
Shows build.xml
. Again the label is optional (defaults to
file name without path).
After view items you may specify project-specific context menu items for the project’s root node:
<context-menu> <ide-action name="build"/> <ide-action name="clean"/> <ide-action name="rebuild"/> <separator/> <action> <!-- optional: <script>build.xml</script --> <label>Format Sources</label> <target>jalopy</target> <!-- optional: <property name="…">…</property> --> </action> </context-menu>
The <ide-action>
s must refer to context-free predefined actions:
For the rest you can specify an action inline by just giving a label and an Ant target.