Tim,
I can imagine you are excited about your program, but can you please
stop advertising it on the NetBeans mailing lists?
every single mail from you attempts to convince people to download it
from your page.
this is not a platform for advertisements.
-mbien
On 22.04.23 05:31, Tim de
Hello all,
If you are in Peter's situation and you need a secondary test
application, to verify your code may be correct, there is tecreations
Launcher and CommandLauncher. Launcher works with an class path, but
prefers /projectDir.
Command launcher requires you to specify its' application
Peter --
-D arguments are arguments to the JVM.
Under your project's properties is the Run item. (File -> Project
Properties and select the Run item).
In that UI, put your -Drasberry.camera.enabled=true in the "VM Options"
text area.
Note: This works mostly only on 'jar' based programs
See, for instance:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39820709/netbeans-8-1-java-how-to-add-command-line-arguments-when-you-want-to-run-java
It really depends on the kind of project you're using. For Maven or
Gradle projects this is different.
Cheers,
Antonio
On 20/4/23 19:02, Peter
Hi I want to run my program in NetBeans with the -D option java -jar
-Drasberry.camera.enabled=true Peter
