Build Requirements
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 1. JDK 1.6.0_13 or higher
 2. NetBeans 6.1


Build MQ with NetBeans IDE
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 1. Unzip the MQ source-code zip bundle.

        unzip <MQ source-code JAR file>.zip

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

	cd $TOP/mq
	mkdir extlib

 3. Download the following jars to $TOP/mq/extlib

	http://download.java.net/maven/2/javax/javaee-api/6.0/javaee-api-6.0.jar
        http://download.java.net/maven/2/com/sun/grizzly/grizzly-nio-framework/1.9.18a/grizzly-nio-framework-1.9.18a.jar
	http://download.java.net/maven/2/com/sun/woodstock/dependlibs/jhall/2.0/jhall-2.0.jar 
        	
 4. Rename some of the jars in $TOP/mq/extlib.

        cd $TOP/mq/extlib
	mv grizzly-nio-framework-1.9.18a.jar  grizzly.jar
        mv jhall-2.0.jar  jhall.jar

 6. Start the NetBeans IDE.

 7. In the IDE, choose File > New Project

 8. Under Categories, select Java > Java Project with Existing Sources, 
    and click Next.

 9. In the Project Name field, type OpenMQ.

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

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

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

13. Select Libraries, Compile tab, and click on Add Library.

14. Click on the Create button.

15. In the Library Name field, type MQ-External, and click on Add Library.

16. Select the MQ-External library, and click on Add Jar/Folder

17. Browse to your $TOP/mq/extlib directory and select the javaee-api-6.0.jar, 
    jhall.jar, grizzly.jar files then click on Add Jar/Folder.

18. In the Customize Library Manager window, click OK.

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

20. Click on OK to close the the Project Properties window.

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


Run MQ with NetBeans IDE
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 1. Under the $TOP/mq directory, create a new directory called lib/props

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

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