Hi Miles and others,
I configured Netbeans so that it uses external Maven 2.0.9. By doing
that, I got rid of problems so far, that is, 'mvn install' works using
'build' command. Also switching the debug mode on, may be wise while
using external Maven. I tested this setup with the example of
Hi again Miles,
I was just wondering, because you have been palying around with
Netbeans/Cocoon, how do you install blocks so that you can use them as
dependencies? This question may sound a little stupid to ask, but I am
learning both Cocoon 2.2 and Netbeans at the same time now, and haven't
Hi Mika,
Unfortunately, I can't be of service here. While I like NetBeans for
editing, compiling, etc., I am still very new at it. For now, as I've
run into the same issues you have, I have been dropping back to the
command line to run mvn commands. All of the same pom.xml resources
are there
Hi Mika,
It wasn't a minor problem; it actually prevented me from working on
Cocoon blocks for a while.
Yes, with some difficulty, I got it working. The root cause of the
errors is that (a) a dependency was using a relatively long version
string and (b) the Maven plugin was using the 32-bit
Hi Miles,
nice to hear that somebody is using Netbeans for Cocoon 2.2 webapp
development. Actually I am not sure if I already had a functionaling
setup. I just started to learn Cocoon 2.2, so it's not so easy to say
whether I have problems with Cocoon or with Netbeans. I installed Maven
Hi,
is it possible to create Cocoon applications straight using Netbeans IDE
6.1 and Maven plugin? I tried to do so, but I got some errors. Mainly
it's about missing classworlds (this is only a part of the stacktrace):
reg. mika
[ERROR]Root error message:Missing:
[ERROR]--
[ERROR]1)
Ok,
this was due to fact that I didn't restart Netbeans after update, silly me..
I still couldn't get it totally working but it seems promising. Anyone
doing Cocoon application development with Netbeans? Does it work?
cheers,
mika
P.S. Once again, I apologize mailing too easily when I have
