TomoakiChenSinica commented on issue #8314:
URL: https://github.com/apache/netbeans/issues/8314#issuecomment-2914705417
Hi everyone,
I believe I've found a **"temporary" workaround** for this issue. I tested
this on **Windows 11 with NetBeans 26** across multiple Payara versions (e.g.,
**Payara 4.1.2.17** , **Payara 5.2022.3**, **Payara 6 - ml-6.2025.5**). It
seems the root cause is that NetBeans 25 (and later versions) remove the
`domainsfolder` setting from the Services configuration.
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## Workaround:
Here's how to apply it:
1. First, locate your **NetBeans User Directory**. You can find this by
going to **Help --> About** in NetBeans.
2. Navigate to `config/PayaraEE6/Instances` within that directory and find
the `.nbattrs` file (this is an XML-formatted file).
3. Each `<fileobject>` corresponds to a Service you've configured. Identify
the one you are currently using.
4. Add the following line inside the relevant `<fileobject>`:
```xml
<attr name="domainsfolder" stringvalue="[Your Domains Folder]"/>
```
5. **Restart NetBeans** for the changes to take effect.
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## When it occurs:
This issue seems to occur specifically after right-clicking on the affected
Service and opening its **Properties** for editing.
I hope this helps others who are facing the same problem! Let me know if you
have any questions or if this workaround works for you.
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