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Chapter 11: Configuring and customizing the IDE
HTML Browser
The HTML Browser settings enable you to set the default background color and the default
fixed and proportional fonts used by the internal web browser when displaying pages. See
“HTML Browser reference”on page 271 for specific details.
HTTP Server
The HTTP Server property sheet controls the built-in HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol
or “web”) server. Among other things, you can establish the host, determine access to the
server, and change the port. See “HTML Browser reference”on page 271.
JSP & Servlets
On this node are properties which enable you to choose the web browser on which to display
your running JSP. See “Setting the web browser”on page 152.
Java Elements
These settings control the display names of element nodes in the Explorer. You can enter a
combination of plain text and substitution codes. For example, if you enter class {n} in
the Classes property, a class called MyClass will be represented as class MyClass in
the Explorer hierarchy. See “Java Elements reference”on page 272 for a complete list of the
substitution codes and a description of advanced substitution features.
Open File Server
The property sheet for this node enables you to configure the server that listens to open
requests if you use the IDE as an external viewer or editor or double-click Java sources from
the desktop of your machine. See “Opening files from outside of the IDE”on page 224.
Output Window
These settings control the colors, fonts, and tab size used in the Output Window. For the
color settings, you can select the property and then either click the drop-down arrow to select
a color from the combo box or click the ... button to use the Color Editor. See “Color
Editor”on page 288.
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