Can I have a JIRA ticket on this also could you attach a sample project,
I can play with?
On 7/29/19 3:10 AM, Chris Mackey wrote:
I have a gradle project that is generating classes at build time based
off some protobuff definitions. These are being generated in the
folder:
Im running Netbeans 11.1 on Linux with Maven projects. I have downloaded
the sources and javadoc for my dependencies (for example
jetty-server-10.0.0-alpha0) and ensured that they are stored with the
right name. But I'm unable to view the JavaDocs of most constructors and
methods from my
Hi Ortiz,
The EJB in which I inject is NOT annotated by
@TransactionManagement( TransactionManagementType.BEAN)
so, by default, the transactions are managed by the container: one automatic
commit or rollback at the end of the method which started the transaction (I
won't go into the
Just started using NB 11.1 (OpenJDK 1.8 202).
I am using the built in gradle project support on a project with some Spock
unit specs.
NB 11.1 loads the specs ok into editor window.Right clicking in the
editor window brings up the context menu. There are some test related
actions that
NB 11.1 (fresh installation) on Windows 10
OpenJDK 11.0.2
I have a project created with JDK 8 and NB 8.2 and I want to migrate
this project to NB 11.1 with OpenJDK 11
I copied all the sources and libraries (.jars) into a new project NB 11
/ OpenJDK 11 and solved the (few) problems from JDK 8
Hi,
NetBeans 11.1.
The code generated by NetBeans for the injection of an EntityManager is
not adapted to the CMT (Container Managed Transaction) mode. "Generate"
menu for "Insert code..." > "Use Entity Manager...".
The generated code:
@PersistenceContext(unitName = "xxx")
private
I have a gradle project that is generating classes at build time based
off some protobuff definitions. These are being generated in the
folder:
build/generated/source/proto/main/java
The Gradle IDEA plugin is applied to the project, so to my
understanding, it should automatically add the
Using NetBeans 11.1 on Windows.
I have a strange behaviour with displaying Javadoc help for methods from the
JDK.
The code completion (Ctrl-Space) displays the little Javadoc popup and so does
the JavaDoc window (Window -> IDE Tools -> JavaDoc Documentation) when I open
it.
But Alt-F1 ("Show
