Re: How to maintain *.java and *.form in different directories?

Guten Tag Neil C Smith, am Dienstag, 18. Oktober 2022 um 18:57 schrieben Sie: > There's a massive difference between images and .form files - .form > files are not meant to be published as part of the deployment. But they are when using Gradle. > Also, as far as NetBeans is concerned, they are

Re: How to maintain *.java and *.form in different directories?

On Tue, 18 Oct 2022 at 17:51, Thorsten Schöning wrote: > Mostly that non-Java is exactly what is meant to be maintained in > "resources". There's not that much difference between images or XML > form files. This might even allow to not publish those files as part > of the deployment, configure

Re: How to maintain *.java and *.form in different directories?

Guten Tag László Kishalmi, am Dienstag, 18. Oktober 2022 um 18:27 schrieben Sie: > Just would like to know what is the motivation behind separating the java > and the form files? Mostly that non-Java is exactly what is meant to be maintained in "resources". There's not that much difference

Re: Launcher Icons and Splash Screens Issue

Try to get it working on the command line with Cordova first. NetBeans is simply a tool on top of Cordova. If you can get something working on the command line without NetBeans, it should also work with NetBeans. Gj On Tue, 18 Oct 2022 at 18:33, wrote: > Hello NetBeans Users, > > > > I realize

RE: Launcher Icons and Splash Screens Issue

Hello NetBeans Users, I realize my question below may be a newbie question but I do need some help or guidance on this. A web-search on the subject brought up similar questions with earlier NetBeans versions but their resolutions are no longer applicable to NetBeans 14, so I am still

Re: How to maintain *.java and *.form in different directories?

Hi there, Just would like to know what is the motivation behind separating the java and the form files? On Tue, Oct 18, 2022 at 9:12 AM Thorsten Schöning wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I would like to switch historically grown projects in NetBeans own > directory layout with its own settings files

How does NetBeans compile GUI-designer class files using Gradle?

Hi everyone, I would like to switch historically grown projects in NetBeans own directory layout with its own settings files to Gradle using the common distinction of Java source files vs. resources of other kinds. Currently I have a mixup of Java files, assoicted *.form files for the UI designer

How to maintain *.java and *.form in different directories?

Hi everyone, I would like to switch historically grown projects in NetBeans own directory layout with its own settings files to Gradle using the common distinction of Java source files vs. resources of other kinds. Currently I have a mixup of Java files, assoicted *.form files for the UI designer