If you already have a platform project, then you already depend on some NB modules. Per what you mentioned about Python, I'm assuming you mean to have the Java editor etc, and as NB already has this ability built in, you can depend on it.
It's default is to use javac if nb-javac isn't available. Anyways, that is literally dependencies on the base IDE and Java support like any other NB modules; even the base ones. Adding nb-javac is some extra steps according to Neil, but even without that NB has Java support. Do you want to do something specific which isn't in the NB Java support? Wade On Wed, Apr 17, 2019, 09:23 Krishna Mohan <krishna.mo...@mbcet.ac.in> wrote: > dear friends > > I am still a bit confused here: > Does it mean that need to include <harness> lib while I compile the > <Netbeans Platform > application and to include a JAVA COMPILER in it ? > I am sure that some have already experimented with it ... > > Any help will be appreciated, greatly... > Thanks > > On Tue, Apr 16, 2019 at 12:15 PM Krishna Mohan <krishna.mo...@mbcet.ac.in> > wrote: > >> Hi All >> >> I want to use a JavaCompiler or JavaC as like in the standard Netbeans >> IDE in my <Netbeans Platform> application. >> >> Is any plugins are available? I know there is a Plugin for Python and it >> works well for <Netbeans Platform> application. So, is there any similar >> plugins are available for Java? >> >> thanks in advance >> >> Km >> >
