Save Dialog Box In Netbeans - java

I am generating PDF in netbeans and that part is okay as far as requirements are concerned.
My manager added that they may choose where they could save the generated pdf.
How to do it in netbeans? There will be a dialog box where user may choose directory where to save the generated pdfs?
Thanks!

Read the section from the Swing tutorial on How to Use File Choosers For a working example to get you started.

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sorry folks I should've elaborated more, this is my problem:
I have created a simple bean builder tool to allow users to add components like JLable or JButton or other components to a design palette and they can customize the properties of the added components as i have created the means to, now they want to save the source code of that to a file when they push a button and i want to prompt them for the name of the file, this is my problem?!?! Any ideas?
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