Re: How to set compile dependencies for Gradle in Netbeans.

2022-08-02 Thread Owen Thomas
Furthermore, if you read this , the "compile" dependency has been deprecated since version 7 of Gradle. I'm using 7.2. Apparently there are three types of dependency: compileOnly, implementation, and runtimeOnly. The link gives

Re: How to set compile dependencies for Gradle in Netbeans.

2022-08-01 Thread Owen Thomas
Thanks for your comments Laszlo. They've helped me. I have created a multi-build script, and I have created all my Ant projects as subprojects of this, although I still have to put the source code into them and fix the dependencies. Perhaps it isn't really a concern, but I've noticed that

Re: How to set compile dependencies for Gradle in Netbeans.

2022-07-31 Thread Laszlo Kishalmi
Well this one is a good read: https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/declaring_dependencies.html Also you might look at existing projects on GitHub or other samples on the web. On NetBeans side you can't really do much in the project properties, like in Ant projects. The information

How to set compile dependencies for Gradle in Netbeans.

2022-07-31 Thread Owen Thomas
Hello NetBeans people. I have just started migrating my projects from Ant to Gradle in NetBeans. Some of them have compile dependencies on others, and I'm currently wondering how I set them up in NetBeans. I'm very new to Gradle, but I can no longer ignore the light being cast by wise people,