After the NetBeans IDE installation process is done, as it exist in the previous article in this link, there are still another things left for NetBeans IDE in this context as an example in Windows 10 which is very important in order to use it optimally. The previous one is to be able to configure the (JDK) Java Development Kit for NetBeans IDE. In this article, the second one is for configuring the application server which is going to be used by NetBeans IDE. As an example, this article will use Wildfly Application Server. Moreover, in the next article, the next configuration which is the third one is in order to configure maven build tool in NetBeans IDE. Actually, there are several ways for configuring the Wildfly Application Server for NetBeans IDE in Windows 10.
How to Configure Wildfly Application Server for NetBeans IDE in Windows 10 from Windows > Services
The following are the configuration step of the Wildfly Application Server for NetBeans. Just perform the sequences below by performing the following step :
First of all, just run the NetBeans IDE.
After NetBeans IDE is up and running, There are several ways to add Wildfly Application Server. The first one is by accessing Window > Services. The Services Pane will appear as follows :
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Click Servers to choose for adding a New Server.
Just right click at the the Servers as follows :
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So, Click the ‘Add Server..’ ‘menu, the following dialog will appear :
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Select the Wildfly Application Server as exist in the above image and then click the Next button.
The following window configuration for adding Application Server will appear :
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Click the Next button to continue the installation process.
Clicking the Next button as exist in the above image will direct it to the next window display configuration of the Wildfly Application Serfver as follow :
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Check the value of the Application Server’s configuration above, especially the host, port and management port. Make sure that the host is correct which in this context normally is a localhost. Furthermore, make sure the port and management port is also available so that Wildfly Application Server can use it. If other services already use it, the Wildfly Application Server cannot run properly. Click the Finish button to end the configuration process of the Wildfly Application Server in NetBeans IDE.
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