Developing Plug-Ins for NetBeans
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The document discusses developing plug-ins for NetBeans. It describes what a plug-in is, including that it is a JAR file with special manifest entries. It also discusses that plug-ins can expose APIs, depend on other module APIs, and everything is localized. Finally, it provides an overview of the key NetBeans APIs involved in plug-in development, including files/filesystems, data objects, nodes, and lookup patterns.
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