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Subject: Considering File Content: Will the NetBeans IDE (deployed version) produce files identical to the javac compiler files
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(1) If I use the NetBeans IDE (6.8 version) and create a deployed version of a fairly large project will it be exactly the same as using the standard "javac" compiler deployed application on the command line.

Will the files produced by both tools be exactly the same. Can you, please, tell me the differences that will occur.

(2) Can you also give me a comparision of the Eclipse files produced on deployment versus the "javac" files produced. Will the two deployed projects be exactly the same.


Thanks for the detailed intuitive information,