Re: Subversion with javahl > 1.9

It is not about communication aka TLS but the LTS versions of SVN. NB can't use javahl later than 1.9 and that seems to be hard wired. See https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-2939 For the moment I live with the CLI, but some operations are not possible that way so a moer recent javahl

Re: Subversion with javahl > 1.9

Hi, Perhaps this could help. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67246010/the-server-selected-protocol-version-tls10-is-not-accepted-by-client-preferences Juan

Re: JSF CDI code assist

I have also created a sample web project using Ant and observe the same behavior.  With the new Jakarta EE, the code assist in JSP EL ("${...}") and JSF EL ("#{...}") does not show any of my CDI beans, only a "No suggestions" message.  This occurs with both Ant and Gradle projects.  The code

git show history like --follow

I'm working with a git repo that is a consolidation of several different repos. Many of the files have slightly different paths in the new repo vs the old, so in NetBeans, Git Show History only shows back to when the repos were combined. git log --follow from the command line works to show

Re: Subversion with javahl > 1.9

cli doesn't support all operations. And javahl 1.9 doesn't support my current state of the workspace. So me too is looking for support of a more current javahl version. Best regards -- Christoph Theis - To unsubscribe,

Re: Opening older C/C++ projects in NB 12.4

You need to run on JDK 8 to install the plugin, after that use a later JDK if you like. Gj On Mon, 6 Dec 2021 at 19:05, slipbits wrote: > I've been using Netbeans for years (2 decades or so) for both Java and > C++, but under the current Netbeans to use C++ I can't take advantage of > any JDK

Re: 32 or 64 bit

Hi Phil, Netbeans will run with either java version, as it is platform-agnostic, as long as there is a jdk available for the platform. The UI is written using Swing and AWT, which are both provided by the standard jdk. Remember the phrase compile once, run everywhere. My best experience is with

Re: Opening older C/C++ projects in NB 12.4

I've been using Netbeans for years (2 decades or so) for both Java and C++, but under the current Netbeans to use C++ I can't take advantage of any JDK after jdk 8.0. Are there any plans to change this? As a (disgruntled) side note, I  have been using Visual Studio for C++ since March, and

32 or 64 bit

Anyone know which Netbeans versions are 32 or 64 bit? I've tried installing 10 on raspberry pi, it won't load modules. The apache site doesn't list requirements for the versions.

NetBeans 12.6 Java parsing error - "that.type" NullPointerException

Hi, Just installed 12.6 running with JDK17 on M1 Mac opening existing Maven applications and noticed this error: I think I’ve seen this with 12.5 and JDk17 as well.. anyone else see the same? Thanks, - TIm java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke

[ANNOUNCE] Apache NetBeans 12.6 released

Hi all, The Apache NetBeans team is pleased to announce that Apache NetBeans 12.6 was released on November 29th 2021*. Apache NetBeans is a full IDE for Java SE, Java EE, PHP, JavaScript, HTML5 and more, including some support for Groovy and C/C++. New & noteworthy features of the 12.6 release

Subversion with javahl > 1.9

Hi, is there a way to use Subversion with JavaHL Version 1.10 LTS or 1.14 LTS? It seems the support in Netbeans 12.6 is set to 1.9. Or is the command line interface the preferred way to use Subversion? Regards, -- Andreas Hauffe** smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature