Compile Netbeans Project with

I've seen other NetBeans questions in this forum, so I think it is appropriate to post here.
I'm using NetBeans 5.5 and I'm getting the "you're using a deprecated method" warning. How can I configure NetBeans to compile with
-Xlint:deprecation?
Thanks...

Actually, you should post NetBeans questions to
http://netbeans.org

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Bishnu,
Thanx for the response.
My problem is whenever i do a little modification in the code, even if i just do some chanes & undo it then also i need to rebuild the application.
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> is that correct so far?
Yes the sample code you have is fine to launch a new dialog when your Add button is pressed .
> I create the FXML and controller files for the participant dialog using NetBeans?
You can edit FXML text in NetBeans, but I think that is kind of tedious.
You might want to create the FXML using SceneBuilder.
You can use SceneBuilder in NetBeans.
You may want to get it working without FXML first.
For example, use the JavaFX scene graph API, then convert your program to use FXML once you are more comfortable with the JavaFX system.
The piecemeal approach cuts down on the amount of learning you need to do at one time.
> Should I create a separate project to make the participant dialog and then copy those files over.
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Just use a single NetBeans project.
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> is there a way to make the files within the parent project?
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http://www.weihenstephan.de/~syring/win32/UnxUtils.zip
http://sourceforge.net/projects/unxutils/
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