Hi All,
I am using Netbeans for C++ code, on a project which should be compiled and
run on a Linux station AND on a Raspberry Pi 3B+ station, both running
Ubuntu Linux 64 (server for the Raspi).
Obviously, the station is powerful and the Raspi is no really ...
So, on the station, in my
Hi,
I solved the issue by myself.
If anyone cares what the problem was:
It wasn't a NetBeans, Payara or J2EE issue.
It was caused by the VPN connection to our company I used so I can do
home office.
I guess that the server was doing a nice detour through the internet and
back again to notice
Hi
I just wanted to know if people had noticed the following when running
netbeans 11.3 on their laptop (not sure if it happens on earlier versions
or not)
I'm running on Ubuntu and using java 13
1. After closing the laptop lid and letting it suspend (or hibernate, same
thing), the line numbers
Maybe adding :
-J-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8
To your netbeans.conf ?
From: Abossolo Foh Guy
Sent: lundi 27 avril 2020 13:20
To: users@netbeans.apache.org
Subject: NetBeans utf-8
Hi,
In ant projects we can set source encoding to utf-8
With gradle projects we can't.
What is the source
Hi,
In ant projects we can set source encoding to utf-8
With gradle projects we can't.
What is the source encoding format used by Netbeans ?
Compile and app works fine, except all french accent disppear when we
use System.out.printl :
"Without any Gradle option :
Cette URL, donn�e par
Ah now - indeed Alt+Enter does work. However, intermittently, as in I am unable
to reproduce the conditions in which it occurs, it stops working and a restart
of NetBeans is needed.
On 22 Apr 2020, at 22:31, Malcolm Fitzgerald
mailto:malc...@notyourhomework.net>> wrote:
These keys are
Well, I'd recommend to use Gradle instead of Ant projects for this use case.
On 4/26/20 1:56 AM, Thomas Kellerer wrote:
Java has been supporting providing a classpath with a wildcard for
quite some time now, e.g.:
java -cp libs/* com.package.MyClass
which is really usefull especially if
