Sorry. I have just understood my error: the application server was not
started!
Le 06/03/2022 à 00:03, Richard Grin a écrit :
Hi,
My environment: Windows 10, MySQL 8.0.25, NetBeans 13, Java 11, Payara
5.2022.1
In NetBeans I have created a new connection to a database in MySQL in
the tab
Hi,
My environment: Windows 10, MySQL 8.0.25, NetBeans 13, Java 11, Payara
5.2022.1
In NetBeans I have created a new connection to a database in MySQL in
the tab "Services". It worked. In NetBeans I can see the tables of the
database.
Then I create a new Maven project with the type "Java
Yes, I'll follow your advice.
Having stated that, how do I stop/remove the current settings?
Thank you.
On 3/5/22 8:26 AM, Geertjan Wielenga wrote:
You're going to need to stop uninstalling and reinstalling, it doesn't
make any difference, it will not solve your problem.
Whenever you're
It's hard to know what you are wanting to do with little to no information.
In all probability the jar files produced via Eclipse are osgi bundles
(extra metadata in the manifest). So you will have to run them on either
Felix or Equinox (or another osgi implementation) in a NB environment.
It
What are you trying to accomplish? Run (within the IDE or external to the
IDE), decompile or peak into, or add as a dependency?
There is always the basics:
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/deployment/jar/basicsindex.html
Jars package compiled java code for use in valid installed java
jar files are just zip files with another extension. You can see their
contents using any tool that is able to open zip files.
NetBeans has no problems opening any jar file, be it produced by Eclipse
or whatever.
Cheers,
Antonio
El 4/3/22 a las 17:15, Amn Ojee Uw escribió:
changed my
You're going to need to stop uninstalling and reinstalling, it doesn't
make any difference, it will not solve your problem.
Whenever you're starting up NetBeans, you're importing the settings
you used to have and so you end up having NetBeans look like it used
to do.
Stop importing the settings
Sorry, I'll try to elaborate a bit more.
NB13 aside from creating ~/netbeans-13, it also creates a ~/.nbi file.
After uninstalling NB13, using '~/netbeans-13/uninstall.sh', I also
deleted the ~/.nbi directory.
After that, I reinstalled NB13 using
'Apache-NetBeans-13-bin-linux-x64.sh', but its
"but there are some setting files"
To help you, you'll need to be clearer about what you mean here.
And uninstalling NetBeans and then reinstalling it and then importing
your settings again will give you the same results as before.
Gj
On Sat, Mar 5, 2022 at 1:07 PM Amn Ojee Uw wrote:
>
> I
I followed your advice, but to no avail. I thought that uninstalling
NB13 would solve the problem, but there are some setting files after
running ~/netbeans-13/uninstall.sh.
So, my question is, after running '~/netbeans-13/uninstall.sh', what
other files should I remove? Better yet, is there a
your config should be in
~/.netbeans/13
rename that folder and start NetBeans to try with the defaults.
I believe swing does also support scaling, I never tried it though,
maybe someone else can help - it might require a flag to be set.
fonts, sizes etc can be also changed in the options if
Those are the settings you imported, that’s not how NetBeans looks by
default.
Gj
On Sat, 5 Mar 2022 at 10:41, Amn Ojee Uw wrote:
> I have just installed NB13, in my Debian 11.
> The way it displays is a bit difficult to read, please see attached file.
>
> Is this the way it suppose to be
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