setup google services libgdx on netbeans - netbeans

I'm using netbeans and I'm trying to add admob via google play services to my libgdx project. My problem is that I really can't find a way to add the library to the project. Followed quite a few tutorials, but most of them are for eclipse and not netbeans. I copied the google-play-services_lib to the main folder of the project but I'm kind of lost from there. Any hints?

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Google Plugin for Eclipse only one direction?

I'm using the Google plugin for Eclipse and have imported a Google Apps Script project. The Google project is updated immediately when I edit and save the local version, but the opposite doesn't seem to happen. When I edit files in the project directly in the Google code editor, it never seems to be reflected locally.
Does the plugin only work in one direction?

Converting existing project to maven and run it in dev. mode in eclipse

I am converting open source project written using GWT 2.5.0 to maven, it is located in https://github.com/vitalidze/traccar-web It is working fine from command line and IntelliJ idea, which suits me well, but project author uses eclipse since it has special plugin along with UI designer, etc. (main project repo is https://github.com/tananaev/traccar-web).
So, I can't get it running in eclipse, no success at all. I can import it as maven project, then it is compiled well, putting javascript, png and html cache files under 'target/traccar-web-2.7-SNAPSHOT' folder. However, then it clears these files each time I run web application (issue in GWT Maven - webapp files getting deleted when running in dev mode).
My version of eclipse is 4.3 with latest google plugin for eclipse and m2e for maven integration (installed them on sunday 20th April).
Does anybody have any ideas how to get it working in eclipse? Maybe someone can point me where to look at. Any help is appreciated.
Best regards, Vitaly Litvak.
Within the next few weeks, there will be a new release of the Google Plugin for Eclipse, which supports the import of a Maven App Engine project as a WTP project. Unfortunately, support for GWT is still some time off.

SDK Location is not a directory

I am using eclipse Kepler
Google app engine 1.8.8
Maven 3.1
I wanted to start working on my first Google App Engine (GAE) project in Eclipse. As always, I wanted to stick to maven with its great dependency management and WAR deployment. Unfortunately,
I got this error message.
So my question why eclipse cannot find SDK? I dont want to add external sdk.
I would suggest to try out the following:
Go to your Eclipse Preferences -> Google -> App Engine. Make sure you are using the App Engine plugin SDK.
Go to Java Project -> Properties. In the Order and Export, make sure that the Eclipse app Engine SDK is higher than the one that your Maven repository is pointing too.
Check this out : How to run maven project on google app engine

How do I deploy a Scala application on Google App with Eclipse?

I'm trying to create a Scala project that I can then deploy on Google App with Eclipse. The problem is I can't add Scala classes in a Google App project and I can't make the Google App plugin recognize my Scala project as a Google project. How is that being done? I'm a beginner programmer and I need it for a project. If this can't be done with Eclipse, what should I use instead?
Thanks in advance
Make sure latest Scala IDE is installed.
Create a normal Google App Engine project same way as you would for Java.
Add Scala nature to the project (in project context menu: Configure/Add Scala
Nature)
This should be enough. Scala files will compile same way Java files would.

Building the project without launching eclipse product

I need help on building the project without launching eclipse product. I'm building a eclipse plugin for couple of mainframes. The project that i'm creating is not of Java project and it has has different project nature ( we have customized it for the mainframe ). now i need to build this project without launching the eclipse product. I went through the help and tutorials of Buckminster, but in vain. did not get anything in concrete to implement ( I admit that i did not understand anything there).
Appreciate anyone guiding me how to accomplish building the project.
Have a look a "headless" Eclipse builds. That is, you have access to Eclipse facilities without running the UI. See this article