Why are you installing a GUI builder, NetBeans has one built in, no need
for plugins for building GUIs.
Gj
On Saturday, September 22, 2018, Sabintxo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to install GUI Builder and iReport in netbeans 9.0 and I have
> this error
>
> Thanks a lot
>
Hi,
I am trying to install GUI Builder and iReport in netbeans 9.0 and I
have this error
Thanks a lot
Extremely awesome!
Gj
On Friday, September 21, 2018, Josh Juneau wrote:
> The most recent issue of Java Magazine includes an article which I
> authored on developing Jakarta EE web services. In the article, I make
> note of utilizing Apache NetBeans 9.0 for development. Someone in the
> comm
The most recent issue of Java Magazine includes an article which I authored
on developing Jakarta EE web services. In the article, I make note of
utilizing Apache NetBeans 9.0 for development. Someone in the community
has taken this article and written a document that states (step-by-step)
how to
Sorry didn't meant to say "Jetty" in the last email, more that Java 8.2 was
released before Java 9 - Hence some 8.2 plugins might not work.
Have you tried cloning Apache NetBeans, building from source and attempting
the same there?
John
On Fri, 21 Sep 2018 at 15:50, John McDonnell
wrote:
> Hi
Hi Bob,
I don't know enough about JSP and how it works with Java 9 (or any Java for
that matter), but from a quick google, and some NetBeans knowledge, I
believe it doesn't work because the version of Jetty in the 8.2 Java EE
plugins was from before java 9 was released (NetBeans 8.2 - 03/10/16 and
Attempting to run a very simple JSP (using context menu for the file
from the Project window to run a single file - a SHIFT + F6 action) I
ran in to the following error.
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: PWC6309:
Illegal compilerSourceVM: 10
at org.apache.jasp
