Re: Can someone help me?

[Alexander Kronenwett]

You can use the community installer for MacOS aarch64. You will find the
link in the download section of the netbeans site.

Just use the latest version, it comes bundled with a jdk for netbeans to
run on.

Have fun with it!
Alex

Franco Fellicò  schrieb am Mi., 10. Apr. 2024, 11:10:

> I have been programming in Java for many years on Windows and Apple
> machines (with Intel processors). I would like to buy a new Apple
> machine (with M3 processor) but only if I can use Apache Netbeans with
> Java. I read that JDK 8 FOR ARM is now available and I would like to
> know if there is also an Apache Netbeans compatible with Apple's M3
> processor.
> If the answer is positive I would like to know which version of Netbeans
> is suitable and possibly the link to the page from which I can download
> it. Thenk you from Franco Fellico'in Rome
>
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Re: Highlighting color in debug session

[Alexander Kronenwett]

Thanks Malcolm and Laszlo for the hints.
I already looked at that section but the displayed breakpoint color did not
match the actual color when debugging, so I was confused.
I accidentally restored all default values and afterwards I was able to
change the color and it had immediate effect.
I don't know how I reached that state, but it works now.

Thanks again
Alex

Laszlo Kishalmi  schrieb am So., 10. Sept. 2023,
08:07:

> Check the Annotations section in the Fonts and Colors.
>
> On 9/7/23 03:15, Alexander Kronenwett wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I am using NB18 on MacOS. When I set a breakpoint the respective line
> > is highlighted with a very dark red (or brown). When the line is hit,
> > it is highlighted with a very dark green. I find it hard to read the
> > code of the highlighted lines so I wanted to change the color. I
> > looked through the options of the Highlighting section of Fonts &
> > Colors but did not find a suitable option.
> >
> > My questions: is it possible to change the line highlighting color for
> > breakpoints and if so, which option is it?
> >
> > Alex
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Highlighting color in debug session

[Alexander Kronenwett]

Hi,
I am using NB18 on MacOS. When I set a breakpoint the respective line is
highlighted with a very dark red (or brown). When the line is hit, it is
highlighted with a very dark green. I find it hard to read the code of the
highlighted lines so I wanted to change the color. I looked through the
options of the Highlighting section of Fonts & Colors but did not find a
suitable option.

My questions: is it possible to change the line highlighting color for
breakpoints and if so, which option is it?

Alex

Re: Broken links in output window with mvnd build

[Alexander Kronenwett]

Toggling the "print maven output logging level" option did not help.
I created a small project with a warning but the problem did not occur.
Maybe it is because of multi pom project? Using only one thread in mvnd
does not solve the problem.
I will check again with NB17.

Best
Alex

Alexander Kronenwett  schrieb am Mi., 15. Feb.
2023, 21:14:

> Hello,
>
> I am building a multi pom maven project with mvnd. All the warnings in the
> output window are links and should lead to the respective file and line,
> where the warning originates. But also the module name and the '[WARN]'
> prefix are part of the link and hence NetBeans seems not to be able to open
> the file.
> I am unsure whether this can be tackled with a setting or I should open an
> issue. Happens with NB 16 and 17~rc3. Any thoughts?
>
> Best
> Alex
>

Broken links in output window with mvnd build

[Alexander Kronenwett]

Hello,

I am building a multi pom maven project with mvnd. All the warnings in the
output window are links and should lead to the respective file and line,
where the warning originates. But also the module name and the '[WARN]'
prefix are part of the link and hence NetBeans seems not to be able to open
the file.
I am unsure whether this can be tackled with a setting or I should open an
issue. Happens with NB 16 and 17~rc3. Any thoughts?

Best
Alex

Background scanning of projects stuck on javascript files

[Alexander Kronenwett]

Hi,

I am working on a multi module project that also contains a bunch of
javascript files. When I open the project in NB15, the indexing is always
stuck in the same project and NB gets slow and freezes after a while.

I was able to pin the problem to two javascript files which are contained
in the minimal example project I have attached to this mail.

The problem occurs on my macbook pro M1 with OSX 12.5.1.
The problem also occurs when I load the project in my self-built NB on
linux mint.
The problem does not occur, when I load the project in my official release
NB15.

Has anyone a clue what the problem might be? My JDK is Zulu17.36+17-CA.

Best
Alex
 project.zip

RE: Re: NetBeans 13, subversion, buildnumber plugin, Macintosh failed build

[Alexander Kronenwett]

Hello,

I am having the same issue on MacOs 12.3.1 with M1 chip and NetBeans 12.6.
I suppose there is a problem with NetBeans reading the Path variable from
the system, as building works fine in the terminal.

The following workaround made the issue disappear:
# create symlink from homebrew svn to usr local
sudo ln -s /opt/homebrew/bin/svn /usr/local/bin/svn
Quit NetBeans
# add the following lines to the top of netbeans.conf
PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin
export PATH

Start NetBeans.

I hope this helps.

Alex

On 2022/03/25 19:36:49 Mark Eggers wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for responding.
>
> I can't check since the Macintosh user is not around at present.
> However, while reading brew documentation it says that there are soft
> links to /usr/local/bin for all the installations.
>
> If I was writing an installation system, that's how I would do it. That
> way you can upgrade by installing software in one place and moving the
> links. If the upgrade causes grief, you can just move the links back. If
> the upgrade is good, you can then uninstall the older version.
>
> I do that with lots of frequently  upgraded software on my Linux
platforms.
>
> . . . just my two cents
> /mde/
>
> On 3/25/2022 1:08 AM, Juan Miguel Escribano wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I think I installed Subversion with brew too, but my path to it is :
/usr/local/opt/svn/bin
> > ¿Could you check it?
> >
> > Juan Miguel
> >
> >> El 25 mar 2022, a las 0:06, Mark Eggers 
escribió:
> >>
> >> I'm trying to help a user on a Macintosh use NetBeans 13. I do not
have a Macintosh.
> >>
> >> Our pom.xml has the buildnumber-maven-plugin that runs in the validate
phase. It populates some properties (revision and branch) to be added to a
couple of files via resource filtering.
> >>
> >> This works fine on Windows and Linux. It also works fine on the user's
Macintosh on the command line.
> >>
> >> The build failed error only occurs on a Macintosh when running from
aproject->Clean and Build in NetBeans.
> >>
> >> The error happens when executing the following (part of mvn -X):
> >>
> >> Executing: /bin/sh -c cd '/Users/auser/NetBeansProjects/aproject' &&
'svn'
> >> '--username' 'auser' '--password' '*' '--no-auth-cache'
> >> '--non-interactive' 'info'
> >>
> >> The error is:
> >>
> >> Failed to execute goal
> >> org.codehaus.mojo:buildnumber-maven-plugin:3.0.0:create (default) on
> >> project aproject:
> >> Cannot get the revision information from the scm repository :
> >> Exception while executing SCM command.:
> >> Error while executing command.
> >> Error while executing process.
> >> Cannot run program "svn" (in directory
> >> "/Users/auser/NetBeansProjects/aproject"): error=2,
> >> No such file or directory
> >>
> >> aproject->Subversion->Update->Update to HEAD works as expected.
> >>
> >> The Preferences->Team->Subversion->Preferred Client (CLI) has the path
/usr/local/bin.
> >>
> >> Opening a Terminal window in NetBeans (Window->IDE Tools->Terminal),
changing to /Users/auser/NetBeansProjects/aproject and executing mvn
package works as expected.
> >>
> >> Subversion was installed via brew. NetBeans was installed from the
.dmg.
> >>
> >> I'm currently at a loss.
> >>
> >> Any ideas would be welcome.
> >>
> >> . . . just my two cents
> >> /mde/
> >
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