Hi Sean,
Am Mittwoch, dem 15.02.2023 um 11:00 -0600 schrieb Sean Carrick:
> I've been trying to explain to a guy regarding the java.sql module
> use in NetBeans projects and am having trouble getting him to
> understand what I'm saying. I could really use some help with this.
> He is stuck on the fact that, even though the java.sql module is
> present in the Java Platforms dialog, he is not seeing listed under
> the Libraries/JDK node in the Projects window. Also, he is not able
> to use Fix Imports to bring in the import statements for the SQL API
> classes in his Code Editor.
You did not specify the project type. I'll assume it is an ant project
with type "Java Modular Project". By default a modular project only has
access to java.base. To extend this a module-info.java file in the
default package has to be created. Sample:
module newmodule {
requires java.sql;
}
Here I declare, that my module is named newmodule and depends on
java.sql. NetBeans recognises this and "magically" makes the classes
available.
HTH
Matthias
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