Oracle was supposed to also transfer to Apache the Akamai datasets
holding all the previous releases but I'm not certain what the status
is with that idea.
Would be a shame if all that data were deleted. I would gladly buy
some hard drives for a copy.
Although the most important is 8.2 really. Pr
Yes, if anyone can achieve this it will be Robert, Apache Maven PMC Chair.
:-) Would be a great way for Maven and NetBeans to work together. Thanks
for the info on where he might be able to start Jan. Indeed, the “platform”
cluster on our GitHub, would be the first set of modules and there
specific
Hi Robert,
I'd recommend to start with platform/openide.util.lookup - the code for it
does not have any dependencies, the group of its test dependencies is
fairly small and self-contained, and the resulting jar is useful by itself.
It also shows what Lazslo mentioned - a semi-circular dependency i
Hi Boris,
Sorry for delay. The first pack we are looking for is Chinese.
Thanks for the details about the required steps. That will help us to look at
it and (if possible) contribute.
Cheers,
Yann
On 2019/07/21 13:48:49, Boris Heithecker wrote:
> Hi Yann,
> which locale/language are you interes
If you have the courage, then go for it!
Though I think it is currently far beyond what Maven can do, especially
concerning some circular dependencies between modules on test
configuration. Maven is simply not flexible enough for the Job. I have a
branch to have the NetBeans work with Gradle a
With internal dependencies I mean: jars that are also part of Netbeans.
I'd like to start with those parts of the project that doesn't have any
Netbeans dependencies.
If Netbeans has some jars with only APIs, those might be interesting parts
to start with.
Robert
On Mon, 02 Sep 2019 23:37:1
What do you mean by least amount of internal dependencies? Both Ant and
Maven are supported out of the box, no dependencies or plugins from outside
NetBeans are needed.
Gj
On Mon, 2 Sep 2019 at 23:24, Robert Scholte wrote:
> Hi,
>
> this month I'll be giving a training about Maven. The last pa
Hi,
this month I'll be giving a training about Maven. The last part of the
session I want to use to transform existing projects to Maven.
Since Netbeans is still using Ant, it might be an interesting experiment
to see if this project can ALSO be built with Maven.
To increase the chance of suc
Not from Apache, no, we'll need to put them somewhere, maybe here:
http://netbeans.osuosl.org/binaries/
And then point to those locations from netbeans.apache.org. So long as the
binaries are not physically on netbeans.apache.org, we're free to point to
them wherever they are.
Only source files a
For those, and there are always those, who need 8.2 or older will they still be
able to download these versions from Apache?
Ken
-Original Message-
From: Geertjan Wielenga
Sent: September 2, 2019 2:02 PM
To: dev
Subject: Re: NetBeans Downloads
Yes, of course the old NetBeans site sh
Yes, of course the old NetBeans site should and will be shutdown. Right
now, already, when you're on the front page, everything links to
netbeans.apache.org. As soon as we have the Plugin Portal redone and
running on netbeans.apache.org, netbeans.org will be shutdown and
netbeans.apache.org will be
When it was brought to my attention it was suggested that we should shut down
the old NetBeans site. I pointed out that the older versions can't be hosted on
Apache as they contain some components that are not Apache safe. Is this the
correct assumption for why we (royal we) haven’t moved the ol
For the record DuckDuckGo's top result is Apache NetBeans[1] for the search
term "NetBeans Download"
[1]: https://netbeans.apache.org/download/index.html
On 02/09/2019, 15:36, "Kenneth Fogel" wrote:
It was just brought to my attention and I just verified that if you enter
NetBeans Downlo
It was just brought to my attention and I just verified that if you enter
NetBeans Download into Google it leads to the 8.2 download page.
May I suggest that every page at NetBeans.org should have a banner leading to
whichever is the most recent version on the Apache site.
Ken
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