FYI: You can always get Netbeans bundled with a JVM and then point it to any version you'd like that way your browsers etc will work with what is on the OS, supported updated etc., and you will develop for what you want. If you are installing Netbeans it will ask for the location of the SDK not just the executable so /usr/bin/java is no good, this causes an issue when you upgrade your system will function because the upgrade links back to right place but the real sdk will now be in a completely different folder and there will be nothing in the old, which explains your issue.
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