Hi
I recently tried to upgrade from a pre 9.0 release in April to the 9.0
release not that is has been released. I have found an issue on the
migration though.
The update center has changed now and I can no longer install Groovy and
Grails plugin and because of this the Gradle plugin doesn't
Hi,
Yes, you would want to download the relevant .nbm file for the plugin from
the plugin portal http://plugins.netbeans.org/PluginPortal/ and copy it to
your dev box. Then you can install it from the "Downloaded" tab of the
Plugins dialog. http://wiki.netbeans.org/InstallingAPlugin
Best
dani
In the apache netbeans blog there is a post about plugins for netbeans 9.
In brief, you need to use the nb 8.2 update center.
On Sat, 11 Aug 2018, 07:49 Peter Steele, wrote:
> Hi
>
> I recently tried to upgrade from a pre 9.0 release in April to the 9.0
> release not that is has been released.
Hi,
I see it is possible to install plugins and modules from netbeans 8.2
update centre by configuring the IDE to point to it.
I was wondering if it was possible to install the c++ module offline,
downloading the required packages from somewhere. I have a linux dev box
not connected to internet
Thanks, that worked perfectly
On Sat, 11 Aug 2018 08:03 Marco Ambu, wrote:
> In the apache netbeans blog there is a post about plugins for netbeans 9.
> In brief, you need to use the nb 8.2 update center.
>
> On Sat, 11 Aug 2018, 07:49 Peter Steele, wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> I recently tried to
The JDK that you use to run NetBeans has nothing to do with the JDK that
you use to run your projects. Each of your projects can use a different
JDK. It souns like you need to go to the Project Properties dialog of your
project in NetBeans and set JDK 8 as the JDK to use for that project.
Gj
Hi,
As you know Java 9/10 do not include tools.jar in lib directory anymore.
But if i’m trying to compile a project based on Java 1.8 wich has tools.jar
(using Netbeans 9.0 running over Java 10), how can I avoid the following error?:
.../nbproject/jaxws-build.xml:22:
Hi,
As you know Java 9/10 do not include tools.jar in lib directory anymore.
But if i’m trying to compile a project based on Java 1.8 wich has tools.jar
(using Netbeans 9.0 running over Java 10), how can I avoid the following error?:
.../nbproject/jaxws-build.xml:22:
That's how I thought it should work, but the project has JDK 1.8 both in
Properties -> Libraries -> Java Platform as in Properties -> Sources ->
Source/Binary format…
Any other place where I have to look for?
Best,
Juan Miguel
El 11 ago 2018 14:28 +0200, Geertjan Wielenga
, escribió:
> The JDK
Clearly that's not the case, when you look at the error message you sent.
What are the steps you're taking to produce that error, really from
scratch, from the very beginning of the process, so that someone can
reproduce it.
Gj
On Sat, Aug 11, 2018 at 4:27 PM, Juan Escribano
wrote:
> That's
Hi everyone, first of all, the new netbeans looks great!
Question 1) Plugin/update repos
Here's the list of plugin repos I'm currently using, Are these still
supported and/or recommended for use? I've lost track of what is what.
On the other hand, it's possible that some of the features in NetBeans may
use the JDK on which NetBeans runs, rather than the JDK on which your Java
project runs, e.g., JAX-WS related tools, which seems to be what you're
using. If you can provide step by step instructions here or in an issue,
I am developing a NetBeans module and it works just ok, however, if I use the
"Clean" and then the "Build" options, it doesn't compile anymore.
After running the "Clean" option, the console basically says something like
"Deleting: C:\Users\Name\Documents\my-app\MyApp\build\testuserdir"
After I
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