I think I found a better solution, for me anyway. I managed to reinstall
Netbeans 8.2 and so far have reverted the one project that was causing a
problem and everything now works as expected, including removing
libraries as well as debugging libraries. Suddenly life is good again.
Having been
Have to work on other stuff now but will look into Nexus in a few days.
On 5/24/21 8:06 PM, Mark A. Flacy wrote:
No, it just means that I've never created a "sister project" that I
would never want to use upon a different computer than the one upon
which it was built. I assume that if I mak
No, it just means that I've never created a "sister project" that I would never
want to use
upon a different computer than the one upon which it was built. I assume that
if I make a
library, I might want to share it and if I want to share it, I need to publish
it somewhere (even
to the same
Hello Bayless Kirtley,
Perhaps this link will help you:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5692256/maven-best-way-of-linking-custom-external-jar-to-my-project
Richard
Le 24/05/2021 à 00:03, Bayless Kirtley a écrit :
What is the secret for adding a dependency on a local library to a new
Ma
If the other project is Maven based, you can use it in your project too. We do
this heavily.
We also use Artifactory to share projects in our team (aka projects on
different machines)
Regards
Claus
> Am 24.05.2021 um 13:28 schrieb Bayless Kirtley :
>
> Does this mean that maven won't let me s
Does this mean that maven won't let me set a dependency on a sister
project right here on the same computer?
On 5/23/21 6:43 PM, Mark A. Flacy wrote:
Right-click on the project's Dependencies folder. Add the maven coordinates
of the library in question and good things should happen.
If the l
Right-click on the project's Dependencies folder. Add the maven coordinates
of the library in question and good things should happen.
If the library you want to use isn't published with maven coordinates, then
you will have a problem until you do that. Please note that you can publish
stuff l
BTW, one should not have to manually edit files created by NB just to
exercise an option that the IDE offers but for some strange reason has
suddenly disabled. I have been a NB user since version 5.0 actually just
before we got the GUI designer. I have loved it, even with its
occasional quirks
I did that on the one project I need right now. It then let me add it
but the source still does not correspond to the binary so cannot debug.
Then I tried again to remove the library and the option was disabled again.
I tried with a small existing project to create as Maven project then
copied
Look in the project.properties file in the nbproject folder and delete
those references.
Gj
On Sun, 23 May 2021 at 23:18, Bayless Kirtley wrote:
> Surely NB has not suddenly decided that I can no longer remove libraries
> from an ANT project. There must be something wrong here that displays but
Surely NB has not suddenly decided that I can no longer remove libraries
from an ANT project. There must be something wrong here that displays
but disables that option from any libraries on any projects.
On 5/23/21 2:45 PM, Pieter van den Hombergh wrote:
The libraries are defined in a properti
I have an old Java 1.8 project that needs a few updates. I cannot remove
any of its libraries. The option is grayed out and Delete key does
nothing. Just tried and this seems to be the case with all my projects.
Cannot delete any libraries and most projects are using Java 11, if that
makes a di
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