Configure project in Tools/Option panel NETBEANS IDE

Hi all
I'm newbie with netbeans and i do not know if it's the right place for asking.
Actually I have a project that has some configuration attributes.
I want that those attributes are attributes set in the Tool/Opion Panel of NETBEANS IDE.
What I need is to use NETBEANS APIs for creating a embedded configuration panel or sub panel in the Tools/options panel.And there set those attributes.

no actually i want to create other fields in th tools/option panel for setting specific project parameters.
I need to modify NETBEANS api for doing that but actually i do not know which is the api.
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