Well you need to download and install the nbm itself. That is the
netbeans plugin distribution format. Renaming a simple jar to nbm won't
make it installable.
Also go Tools > Plugins > Downloaded > Add Plugins... to install
manually downloaded plugins.
Or you can try netbeans --install <jar1> <jar2> to install actual jar
files which might work in your case. Though it is a less used feature.
On 12/4/18 6:56 PM, Pedro Eli de Leon Robledo wrote:
Hello, is out there a tutorial to manually install plugins on netbeans. Change
the extension .nbm to .jar and put them on the modules carpet but I don't know
how to do it
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