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Open Netbeans and go to **File > Open Project** to look for the Gephi folder. Then, **Open Project**. Ensure the checkbox "Open Required Projects" is not selected.
IntelliJ then takes some time to scan the project and resolve dependencies. Once completed, you should see Gephi properly listed as a project in the Project pane.
Then, navigate to IntelliJ's preferences panel **Build, Execution, Deployment > Build Tools > Maven > Runner** and select the option **Delegate IDE build/run actions to Maven**. This is a critical step.
Next in the top-level menu select **Build > Build Project**.
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If it fails with and error like `javac flag not found --release`, you would need to fo back to **Build, Execution, Deployment > Build Tools > Maven > Runner** and add an **Environment Variables** with `JAVA_HOME=<path of the selected JDK>`
Next, we'll configure two things here. Enter `nbm:cluster-app nbm:run-platform` into the **Command line** field and select the `modules/application` sub-directory into the **Working directory** chooser. Give Gephi as name for the configuration.
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Gephi has a localization program to provide the software in your language: this page describes how to contribute! We use the [Weblate](https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/gephi/).
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How to create a panel for plugin features, similar to Ranking, Graph or Layout? It is easy and fully integrated in Netbeans. Create your panel class and use Netbeans IDE to design the user interface. This page also explains how to work with the **Perspective** system.
-**Step 1**: Right click on your module and select **New > Other...** and find **Window** like showed in the step 1 below. The window wizard asks where to put your panel. You can use already defined modes (i.e. positions):
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Your panel is now created and automatically registered. Start Gephi with your plugin and your panel is visible.
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1. Add **Desktop Perspective** as a new module dependency. Right-click on your module and Properties.
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2. Go to your `TopComponent` sources and add `PerspectiveMember` as interface.
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3. Add the `@ServiceProvider` annotation to be registered by the system and implement methods (note: you will need to add the 'Desktop Perspective' to the Module Dependencies [screenshots](http://activeintelligence.org/blog/archive/gephi-howto-add-a-module-panel-dependency/)).
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3. Add the `@ServiceProvider` annotation to be registered by the system and implement methods (note: you will need to add the 'Desktop Perspective' to the Module Dependencies [screenshots](http://activeintelligence.org/blog/archive/gephi-howto-Add_a_module_panel-dependency/)).
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From a plugin it is easy to add a menu in the menubar, for instance in **Plugins**. If you wanna add your action in a already existing menu, like **Generate**, don't follow this HowTo but look more how to create a new Generator, as the submenus may be created dynamically.
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-**Step 1**: Right click on your module and select **New > Other...** and find **Action** like showed in the step 1 below. The action wizard will create everything necessary to register your action in the system and create the submenu.
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