Most aren't single file but OK.
-phil
On 6/13/2025 11:28, Antonio Vieiro wrote:
Hi,
No need to open-source anything, no.
I'll take a look at the demos as time permits. We may want to exploit
JEP-330 when possible too.
Cheers,
Antonio
El 13/6/25 a las 19:17, Philip Race escribió:
I am definitely up for a volunteer for this !
J2Demo, Stylepad and SwingSet2 are completely missing netbeans projects.
As I think I mentioned in the bug report, that's because when they
were open-sourced,
the project files, because they live in a parallel directory, were
overlooked.
I don't think it is worth open-sourcing those non-working projects
now as a starter unless
you absolutely need them but I doubt you do. Same pattern as all the
others.
You can use the bug ID 8359381 I submitted in your PR
-phil
On 6/13/25 1:54 AM, Antonio Vieiro wrote:
Hi all,
Yes, those "nbproject" files are very outdated and can't even be
opened with the latest NetBeans versions.
Demos are still shipped by different people [1].
I think it's worth updating and keeping them around, because it
makes it easier for newbies to open them in an IDE and experiment
with them.
I can update them to the latest NetBeans versions if you want.
Cheers,
Antonio
[1]
https://packages.debian.org/es/sid/amd64/openjdk-23-demo
https://packages.fedoraproject.org/pkgs/java-25-openjdk/java-25-openjdk-demo/index.html
El 12/6/25 a las 20:49, Philip Race escribió:
I just submitted https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-8359381
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There are netbeans projects for the client demos.
% ls src/demo/share/nbproject
README.txt jfc project.xml
% ls src/demo/share/nbproject/jfc
FileChooserDemo Notepad TransparentRuler
Font2DTest SampleTree
Metalworks TableExample
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The question, as posed in the subject line, is do we really need to
keep these?
I'd like to delete them if there's no one who is interested and
willing to maintain them
-phil.
