Re: Newbie to Netbeans/Maven -- best solution?

2020-01-04 Thread Chris Olsen 
Zahid and All --

   Works like a charm!   Thank you yet again...

  -- Chris

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From: zahid 
To: Chris Olsen , users 
Sent: Sat, 04 Jan 2020 12:09:33 -0500 (EST)
Subject: Re: Newbie to Netbeans/Maven -- best solution?

There are three tabs you should  see on the left immediately below top 
menu bar.

tab:Projects  tab:Files  tab:Services

select > tab:Files

Traverse down the tree branches  to   -> src -> main

while main highlighted  {in select mode}.

! left click but the other one right click

select new -> folder

folder name:  resources {lower case}

  observe and confirm  parent folder:  src/main

->  finish


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On 03/01/2020 15:22, Chris Olsen wrote:
> Good morning, All --
>
> Thanks to Geertjan and Zahid for assistance in re my missing JavaFX 
> runtime
>
> I have solved that problem, and in my later thrashing about uncovered a 
> solution to a different problem that I'm not sure is the best solution.
>
> In my (migrating from Java 8) program I have resources, and along the way 
> discovered that the default location for such is in src/main/resources.  In 
> order to create this folder I finally resorted to the command line.  I also 
> added:
>
>src/main/resources
>
> to the pom file.
>
> My colleague, also learning Maven, did not do this -- Netbeans created 
> this capability automatically.  He used the Gluon FXML archetype and I used 
> the non-FXML.  It strikes me as odd that the "Other Sources" was not done for 
> me, but was for him, if it is the default location for resources.
>
> Is there a Netbeans-without-command-line procedure that I am just missing?
>
> -- Chris
>
> 
>
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Re: Newbie to Netbeans/Maven -- best solution?

2020-01-04 Thread zahid 
There are three tabs you should  see on the left immediately below top 
menu bar.


tab:Projects  tab:Files  tab:Services

select > tab:Files

Traverse down the tree branches  to   -> src -> main

while main highlighted  {in select mode}.

! left click but the other one right click

select new -> folder

folder name:  resources {lower case}

 observe and confirm  parent folder:  src/main

->  finish


www.backbutton.co.uk
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Marry loose with tight
coupling = healthy applications

On 03/01/2020 15:22, Chris Olsen wrote:

Good morning, All --

Thanks to Geertjan and Zahid for assistance in re my missing JavaFX runtime

I have solved that problem, and in my later thrashing about uncovered a 
solution to a different problem that I'm not sure is the best solution.

In my (migrating from Java 8) program I have resources, and along the way 
discovered that the default location for such is in src/main/resources.  In 
order to create this folder I finally resorted to the command line.  I also 
added:

   src/main/resources

to the pom file.

My colleague, also learning Maven, did not do this -- Netbeans created this 
capability automatically.  He used the Gluon FXML archetype and I used the non-FXML.  It 
strikes me as odd that the "Other Sources" was not done for me, but was for 
him, if it is the default location for resources.

Is there a Netbeans-without-command-line procedure that I am just missing?

-- Chris




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Newbie to Netbeans/Maven -- best solution?

2020-01-03 Thread Chris Olsen 
Good morning, All --

   Thanks to Geertjan and Zahid for assistance in re my missing JavaFX runtime

   I have solved that problem, and in my later thrashing about uncovered a 
solution to a different problem that I'm not sure is the best solution.

   In my (migrating from Java 8) program I have resources, and along the way 
discovered that the default location for such is in src/main/resources.  In 
order to create this folder I finally resorted to the command line.  I also 
added:

  src/main/resources 

   to the pom file.

   My colleague, also learning Maven, did not do this -- Netbeans created this 
capability automatically.  He used the Gluon FXML archetype and I used the 
non-FXML.  It strikes me as odd that the "Other Sources" was not done for me, 
but was for him, if it is the default location for resources.  

   Is there a Netbeans-without-command-line procedure that I am just missing?  

   -- Chris 

   

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