technical update

Gwaldon · andreasprlic · commit 700ea127c638 · 2016-03-18T23:29:02.000-07:00
diff --git a/wiki/How_to_integrate_BioJava_in_NetBeans_IDE.md b/wiki/How_to_integrate_BioJava_in_NetBeans_IDE.md
@@ -2,20 +2,51 @@
 title: How to integrate BioJava in NetBeans IDE
 ---
 
-Follow these steps and start using BioJava with the
-[NetBeans|<http://www.netbeans.org>] IDE (It works best for version 5.0
-and greater)
+Follow these steps and start using BioJava with the [NetBeans
+IDE](http://www.netbeans.org).
 
-1) Download the necessary .jar files,javadocs and source from the
-Biojava download [area](BioJava:Download "wikilink").
+### Option 1 - Add BioJava to your project
 
-2) Open a project in Netbeans (one that you will use biojava for) and go
+1) Download the necessary .jar files, javadocs and source from the
+Biojava download [area](BioJava:Download_1.8 "wikilink").
+
+2) Open a project in Netbeans (one that you will use BioJava for) and go
 to the Project Panel.
 
-3) Right click the Library folder and choose add library.
+3) Right click the Libraries tab and choose Wrapped JARs.
+
+4) Add the appropriate .jar files and start using them in your project.
+
+### Option 2 - Create a BioJava library wrapper module and refer to it
+
+1) Download the necessary .jar files, javadocs and source from the
+Biojava download [area](BioJava:Download_1.8 "wikilink").
+
+2) Create a new library wrapper module.
+
+3) In the project properties, right click the Libraries tab and choose
+Wrapped JARs.
+
+4) Add the appropriate .jar files.
+
+5) In the project properties, right click the API Versioning tab and
+declare all BioJava packages public.
+
+6) Save and add a dependency to this module in each module that will be
+using BioJava:
+
+-   Open each module;
+-   In the project properties, right click the Libraries tab and choose
+    Module dependencies.
+-   Add your wrapped BioJava library module.
+
+It is not mandatory to add the javadocs and source codes but adding them
+provides help during coding:
 
-4) Add the appropriate .jar files,javadocs and source codes and start
-using them in your project.
+-   Go to Main menu \> Tools \> Libraries.
+-   Create a new library, name it BioJava
+-   In the classpath, add the BioJava JARs located in
+    yourmodule/release/modules/ext folder
+-   Reference as well the location of source code and javadocs.
+-   Click OK; BioJava code is now accessible.
 
-NOTE: It is not mandatory to add the javadocs and source codes but
-adding them provides help during coding.
diff --git a/wiki/How_to_integrate_BioJava_in_NetBeans_IDE.mediawiki b/wiki/How_to_integrate_BioJava_in_NetBeans_IDE.mediawiki
@@ -1,11 +1,36 @@
-Follow these steps and start using BioJava with the [NetBeans|http://www.netbeans.org] IDE (It works best for version 5.0 and greater)
+Follow these steps and start using BioJava with the [http://www.netbeans.org NetBeans IDE].
 
-1) Download the necessary .jar files,javadocs and source from the Biojava download [[BioJava:Download|area]].
+=== Option 1 - Add BioJava to your project ===
 
-2) Open a project in Netbeans (one that you will use biojava for) and go to the Project Panel.
+1) Download the necessary .jar files, javadocs and source from the Biojava download [[BioJava:Download_1.8|area]].
 
-3) Right click the Library folder and choose add library.
+2) Open a project in Netbeans (one that you will use BioJava for) and go to the Project Panel.
 
-4) Add the appropriate .jar files,javadocs and source codes and start using them in your project.
+3) Right click the Libraries tab and choose Wrapped JARs.
 
-NOTE: It is not mandatory to add the javadocs and source codes but adding them provides help during coding.
+4) Add the appropriate .jar files and start using them in your project.
+
+=== Option 2 - Create a BioJava library wrapper module and refer to it ===
+
+1) Download the necessary .jar files, javadocs and source from the Biojava download [[BioJava:Download_1.8|area]].
+
+2) Create a new library wrapper module.
+
+3) In the project properties, right click the Libraries tab and choose Wrapped JARs.
+
+4) Add the appropriate .jar files.
+
+5) In the project properties, right click the API Versioning tab and declare all BioJava packages public.
+
+6) Save and add a dependency to this module in each module that will be using BioJava:
+* Open each module;
+* In the project properties, right click the Libraries tab and choose Module dependencies.
+* Add your wrapped BioJava library module.
+
+
+It is not mandatory to add the javadocs and source codes but adding them provides help during coding:
+* Go to Main menu > Tools > Libraries.
+* Create a new library, name it BioJava
+* In the classpath, add the BioJava JARs located in yourmodule/release/modules/ext folder
+* Reference as well the location of source code and javadocs.
+* Click OK; BioJava code is now accessible.
