Hi, On 05/29/2013 09:24 AM, Andrea Aime wrote: > As Ben already said, all core developers (to my knowledge) use Eclipse to > edit the code, > however I believe other people managed to get it loaded in Netbeans as > well, we just > lack instructions on how to > Nothing special is necessary for NetBeans, just hit open project and select one of the GeoServer directories containing a pom. The IDE picks it up nicely. If the project has not been built yet, it AFAIK asks you to build the project so that it can inspect the classes (just confirming the dialog should be sufficient in that case). I have always built the project directly using a command-line maven though, as a matter of personal preference.
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