Build Requirements
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 1. JDK 1.5.0_09 or higher
 2. NetBeans 5.5


Build MQ with NetBeans IDE
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 1. Unjar the MQ source-code JAR file

    jar xvf <MQ source-code JAR file>.jar

 2. In the mq directory, create a new directory called extlib

	cd $TOP/mq
	mkdir extlib

 3. Download Java EE 5 API (javaee-api-5.jar) from Java.net Maven Repository

	https://maven-repository.dev.java.net/

 4. Copy javaee-api-5.jar to $TOP/mq/extlib directory

 5. Download JavaHelp 2.0 (jhall.jar) from JavaHelp web site 

	http://java.sun.com/products/javahelp/

 6. Copy the jhall.jar file to $TOP/mq/extlib directory

 7. Start NetBeans IDE

 8. In the IDE, choose File > New Project

 9. Choose General category > Java Project with Existing Sources, 
    and click Next

10. In the Project Name field, type OpenMQ

11. In the Project Folder field, type full path to mq directory, 
    and click Next

12. In the Source Packages Folder pane, click Add Folder,
    select src/share/java folder, and click Finish

13. In Projects tab of the IDE, right click on the OpenMQ project,
    and select Properties

14. Select Libraries, Compile tab, and click Add Library

15. Click Manage Libraries...

16. Click New Library...

17. In the Library Name field, type MQ-External, and click OK

18. Select MQ-External library, and click Add Jar/Folder

19. Select the javaee-api-5.jar, jhall.jar, and click Add Jar/Folder  

20. In the Library Manager window, click OK

21. In the Add Library window, select MQ-External library, 
    and click Add Library  

22. Click OK to close the the Project Properties window

23. In the IDE, choose Build > Clean, and Build Main Project


Run MQ with NetBeans IDE
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 1. In the mq directory, create a new directory called opt/lib/props

 2. Copy MQ default properties files to opt/lib/props/ 
 
	cp -r $TOP/mq/src/share/props/broker/ $TOP/mq/opt/lib/props/

 3. Copy MQ version property file to $TOP/mq/build/classes

	cp version.properties $TOP/mq/build/classes/com/sun/messaging/jmq/version.properties

 4. In Projects tab of the IDE, right click on the OpenMQ project, 
    and select Properties

 5. Select Run

 6. In the Main Class field, type com.sun.messaging.jmq.jmsserver.Broker

 7. In the Arguments field, type -tty

 8. In the Working Directory field, type full path to mq directory

 9. In the VM Options field, type

	-server -Xms32m -Xmx192m -Xss128k -Dimq.home=$TOP/mq/opt

10. Click OK to close the the Project Properties window

11. In the IDE, choose Run > Run Main Project


Verify the Build
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 1. In the mq directory, run the HelloWorldMessage sample program 
    to verify the build was successful

	java -cp $TOP/mq/build/classes HelloWorldMessage
 
 2. Here is a sample output of the HelloWorldMessage program:

	Sending Message: Hello World
	Read Message: Hello World