RE: New Thread - Netbeans 12.2 is not correctly identifying an Angular 11 Project

Thank you. This happened a few times with 11 and it cleared up. 8 was great. 12 is weird and wonky. Regards, Peter Borreggine Owner and Developer Angular/Bootstrap/NodeJS/Databases/HTML5/CSS3/Responsive Web Design/SEO WebParity.net A Service Connected

Re: New Thread - Netbeans 12.2 is not correctly identifying an Angular 11 Project

NetBeans may not be the best tool to be using for Angular. I'll take a look at your repo in the coming days when I can. Gj On Wed, Mar 10, 2021 at 9:53 PM wrote: > All, I need help, please. > > I have the latest version of NB and when I check updates, it says I’m > fine. Please confirm that

New Thread - Netbeans 12.2 is not correctly identifying an Angular 11 Project

All, I need help, please. I have the latest version of NB and when I check updates, it says I'm fine. Please confirm that 12.2 is indeed the latest build. When NB 12.2 does external source scanning, background scanning, and typescript checking, I get this for Angular I have to close the

Re: Having NetBeans form data hit Java derby DB automagically

Hi all, Maybe you want to follow these tutorials https://netbeans.apache.org/tutorials/nbm-crud.html (for Platform apps) https://netbeans.apache.org/kb/docs/javaee/ecommerce/entity-session.html (Java EE version) We'd appreciate new screenshots and a review :-). Kind regards, Antonio On

Vscode Netbeans gradle project issues

Hello , I am using the VSCode Netbeans extension with a gradle Multiproject where I also have local dependencies defined. The project was working in VSCode version 12.2 but with the version 12.3 all the external dependencies are not resolved. Initially I had the same issue with 12.2 version of

Fwd: Fwd: [java] JUnit 4 tests lead to "Forked Java VM exited abnormally"

Dear Laszlo, thanks again for the immediate help! It seems to be a problem with the (package) locations of the test classes, not the test code itself: If we shift the test classes to default NetBeans locations (supported by the test code creation of the IDE) the tests work without problems.

Re: Having NetBeans form data hit Java derby DB automagically

Lot’s of scenarios and plenty of options. Usually, you would write a set of interfaces to the data structure of the database that encapsulate update, insert and delete methods. > On 10 Mar 2021, at 02:02, Amy Wolf wrote: > > I have a front end form and have set up a Java derby db with a table