Matthew Phillips created NETBEANS-5165:
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Summary: Project dependencies are not found
Key: NETBEANS-5165
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-5165
Project: NetBeans
Issue Type: Bug
Components: java - Compiler
Affects Versions: 12.0
Environment: Windows 10 (Home, build 10.0.18363 Build 18363)
Reporter: Matthew Phillips
This is a tough one to reproduce (cannot seem to reset the system to what it
was prior to a Netbeans install - more about that later), but happens in
situations where there are multiple projects each with multiple modules.
Essentially when importing a Maven (POM) based Java project, then selecting all
the modules in each project and opening them (so that types show up when
pressing CTRL-O), there are dependency issues.
These dependency issues occur even between two different modules within the
same project. Basically imports cannot be found. Clearing the cache does not
help. Reinstalling the Netbeans application does not help (along with clearing
the cache). In fact in this latter scenario (uninstalling and clearing cache),
it seems that Netbeans already knows about my project when reinstalled. How can
that be if everything has been cleared / uninstalled? Where does Netbeans keep
its internal / system files if not in the cache or project?
Sharing code here will not really illustrate the problem, but would be happy to
do an interactive screen share session with one of your developers if required
to demonstrate the issue.
All these dependency issues happen between different source code packages /
directories (as opposed to JAR files or other external libraries). Another
example of where this happens is where I have a test class in the same package,
but different directory, as the class that's being tested (i.e. no import
statement should be required in the test class). The test class cannot see the
class it's supposed to be testing.
Also, I see no Netbeans specific project files (eg. nbbuild). Can I assume
that, for Maven based project, Netbeans relies on solely on POM files to define
the project?
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