Preliminaries
You should complete the Setting Up Netbeans 6.5 with Maven 2 tutorial and JAS3 should be installed.
Driver Creation
We will create an LCSim Driver in the lcsim-contrib project. A Driver is the entry point for your physics analysis code.
In the lcsim-contrib project in Netbeans, right click on Source Packages and select New > Java Package. Add a package for your code.
If your name is Bob Smith, then you might call it org.lcsim.contrib.bsmith. I will use org.lcsim.contrib.example, but you should add a unique package name for yourself. You should only need to add this new base package the first time you add code to this project.
Create a new class in your package by right-clicking on the package in Source Packages and selecting New > Java Class.
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That's it. Now the lcsim-contrib jar should be installed and available for use in JAS3.
Loading the Driver in JAS3
Open JAS3 and then open an LCIO file using File > Open. (Any LCIO file will do.)
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If you are using the code from the ExampleDriver above, this message should display in the JAS3 log windowthe process method will be called for one event and the event number should be displayed.
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Processing event: 0 |