A new article ("Running the Amazon Web Services Sample Application in Netbeans") starts out with a complete set of step-by-step directions for installing the proper "moving parts" needed to run Java applications and the NetBeans integrated development environment. After the prerequisites are out of the way, the article then shows how to create a NetBeans project for the Amazon SOAP and REST Sample, finishing up with instructions for running, debugging, and modifying the code.
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