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In IntelliJ IDEA (best IDE for java i ever see) when you see some Interface - near implemented methods you can see green triangle, by pressing this triangle IDE opens class that implements method and put cursor on method header. In NetBeans you can easy jump from implementation to interface, but can not jump form interface to implementation. The same with abstract classes and overriding. PS if more than one class implements method drop-down box should appear and show all classes that implement method. It will be great improvement in user usability, and NetBeans can become one point better than Eclipse (Eclipse do not have this feature yet).
also it will be great if NetBeans developers can setup IntelliJ IDEA and look for the features. It is nice to have many of IDEA features in NetBeans.
Created attachment 138531 [details] Works for me in 7.4
Works for me. There is an annotation "Has implementations" at the left gutter when the caret is at the interface or interface method. Clicking this icon it will jump to the implementation (if there is only one impl) or will popup a list of implementations you can choose from to. OR Context menu -> Navigate -> Go to implementation OR use the shortcut for "Go to implementation" action See screenshot at https://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=150342#c2 Resolve as worksforme