Hmm. Are you sure you are running on a full JDK not just a JRE?
On 7/19/25 05:13, ArbolOneEnterprise wrote:
Apache NetBeans IDE 25
Code Snip
import java.time.chrono.HijrahChronology;
import java.time.chrono.HijrahDate;
public class MyHijrahDate {
private final HijrahDate hijrahDate;
private final HijrahChronology hijrahChronology;
public MyHijrahDate() {
hijrahDate = HijrahDate().now(); // <-- cannot find symbol ???
hijrahChronology = hijrahDate.getChronology(); // <-- cannot
find symbol ???
}
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Hello everyone.
I don't use any other IDE to test the above code. For a very long time
I have used Netbeans, but this is the first time I am dealing with
things that are not 'westerner' algorithms; Hijrah calendar is
definitely new to me.
Having stated that, NetBeans 25 tells me that it cannot find the
HijrahDate symbol. I thought that if I compiled the code [ Shift + F11
] it would force the IDE to find the class, but that was not the case.
Is there anything else I need to do? What have I missed?
Thanks
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