Ok, maybe I should have phrased that differently. In all other cases of
working with Java, I've not run into any problems because I've used sdkman
to manage JDKs. My point was that if, and I agree it's a big "if", that's
true for other users, then the impression will be that Netbeans is the
problem
“ The next of the problem is that NetBeans (at least from the installer, have
not tried the zip or tar.gz), does not seem to be aware of the user's PATH
environment variable. ”
This is a macOS quirk. Applications launched with a double-click do not get any
augmented PATH variable. The entire en
Hi,
Thanks for the pointer to the source. I didn't realise it would be shell
scripts, in which case I can hopefully help; I thought it might have been
Objective-c, Swift, etc. which may have made things a bit more difficult.
Cheers
On Thu, 24 Mar 2022, 19:12 John Mc, wrote:
> Hi Alex,
>
> You
Please create a new thread for this question.
>From my perspective, I have multiple versions of Amazon Corretto installed
locally, and I've installed them via the installer Amazon provides for each
JDK I need. To switch between different JDK's I use jenv[1]. Outside of
that nothing needs to be t
“The blame may be on sdkman but, as a user I have not yet suffered because
of it, it's only when I try to install Netbeans that I run into an issue.”
So you *have* suffered because of it. 🙄
It makes sense to support JDKs installed with SDKMAN. It should be simple
enough. It probably would be mos
Hi,
First of all, I don't have a Macintosh. However, I'm trying to support a
person who does. This person is primarily a front end developer and uses
a different IDE, but is slowly being brought into the server-side world.
After looking at the convoluted ways various Java providers manage
mu
Hi Alex,
You hit the nail right on the head there
*"We're happy to take your contribution to the installer to add support for
sdkman"*
I don't use sdkman to manage JVMs on my mac, and I'd have no intention of
installing, so I'd be willing to help point someone in the right
direction[1], and be wi
Hi,
Just to offer an opinion of an average netbeans user regarding Netbeans and
sdkman... As of Netbeans 12.1, sdkman is explicitly supported for detecting
available JVMs. In my opinion it is an odd inconsistency for the main
application to support sdkman but not the installer. Besides that and as
Hi,
Yes jenkins is the build tool we use to prepare release.*
I take your suggestion and make it a weekly job. I removed the junit trends
because would like first to adjust the build. Added qa-functional
I've modified the build to generate a index file for to ease entry point
(vintage, very vin
