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WELCOME TO THE NETBEANS LOCALIZATION PROJECT
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About this project
This community-driven project is about localizing the NetBeans software (UI and messages), but also includes information for translating the Help or user documentation.
For more information about other translation activities, visit the community translation and localization information page.
What's New!
- NetBeans Localization UC is released allowing translation contributors and testers to update their IDE with localization packages based on the latest status of the localization repository
- Click here
to view What's New Archives.
What do you want to do?
Click on the links below for what you want to do. We're working on
these
activities, providing useful documentation and infrastructure for
your needs.
If you're interested in localizing the
Netbeans IDE and/or Platform, documentation, or other web content,
please join this project.
This document describes more details about this project - how to join,
how to subscribe to the main mailing list, and other information.
Other Ways to Contribute
UML Modeling Module provides UML
modeling features to the NetBeans IDE. These features include forward
and reverse engineering, markerless code generation, support of eight
different diagrams, requirements gathering, predefined and extensible
Design Patterns, and ability to generate Javadoc-style web reports from
models. The module allows analysts and designers to design applications
using a standard modeling language. Developers are then able to
generate source code from the UML model and update the model from
changes made in their source code.
Now you can localize //UML Modeling Module to your language.
Localizing such basic menus and labels
is a part of
NetBeans IDE localization.
If NetBeans Platform localization is
not provided for your language and you need to localize them, please
read this document.
If you need localized IDE 5.0 and 5.5,
you can download these bits from the download
page.
We're providing possible test
specifications and validation suites. You can also find out how to
report issues.
Past Releases
Contacts
Any
comments, suggestions for improvement, and feedback are welcome.
Subscribe to the mailing list:
dev@translatedfiles.netbeans.org.