Is NetBeans ok For

Developing WebApplication then upload to web hosting.
What if web server (tomcat) was with older version????
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Is NetBeans okIf you want my humble opinion: No.
For
Developing WebApplication then upload to web hosting.You can do.
What if web server (tomcat) was with older version????Just use the same version at both dev and production environment.

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Unable to configure Netbeans IDE for IDM

I am trying to configure Netbeans IDE for my IDM project. I am using Netbeans 6.8 with the compatible plugin with JDK 1.6.
For creating the project, I select Identity Manager Project and then provide the war file, that I create for my existing IDM installation(so that Netbeans IDM project is connected with my existing IDM project), and then select Configure repository later.
When I perform Build, I get the following error.
<Error during build>
Indexing C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\NetBeansProjects\Idm-811\custom\WEB-INF\config\custom-init-postprocess.xml
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\NetBeansProjects\Idm-811\idm-staging\sample\admins.xml: Unexpected error parsing: com.sun.idm.idebridge.util.InternalError: com.waveset.util.InternalError:
==> java.lang.IllegalStateException: Error attempting to encrypt: Could not initialize class javax.crypto.SunJCE_b
com.sun.idm.idebridge.util.InternalError: com.waveset.util.InternalError:
==> java.lang.IllegalStateException: Error attempting to encrypt: Could not initialize class javax.crypto.SunJCE_b
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\NetBeansProjects\Idm-811\nbproject\nbjdk.xml:8: The following error occurred while executing this line:
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\NetBeansProjects\Idm-811\build.xml:384: Object validation failed; see object validator error output for details.
BUILD FAILED (total time: 21 seconds)
</Error>
Anyone with similar issues, and workarounds would be appreciated.

Use Netbeans 6.1 and Sun Identity Manager 8.1.1 and download plugin com-sun-idm-ide_8.1.0.20080630.nbm from http://java.net/projects/identitymanageride/downloads
Currently i have installed it and it is working fine for me.
OR
re-downloaded idm ide-bundle.zip respective to your idm version and try to craete project in Netbeans 6.1 and 6.8.

Netbeans module for JAWS doesn't know security section in JNLP file

Hello guys,
i'm making a program that is launched by Java Web Start.
I'm using the Netbeans IDE.
And I'm using the Java Web Start module for Netbeans (0.8.2.4.2.4), which provides me some handy menu shortcuts for starting Tomcat etcetra. The module also provides a GUI form for making the JNLP file, and if you make changes by hand, these changes are reflected in that form.
Now, when I add this to the JNLP:<security>
<all-permissions/>
</security>the module warns: "Could not parse the document" and it regenerates the JNLP file from the data in the form. So the "security" section disappears. In the form, there is no place to let the module include the "security" section.
Anyone encountered the same problem? Some workarounds?
Anyone having success using the Netbeans module for Java Web Start and a "security" section?
Of course I can build and then change the JNLP afterwards but that's not handy.

Andrew thank you for your time...
I think that page only shows a design that is not yet implemented, at least not in Netbeans 5.5 which currently is the latest release.
Currently the JAWS options are not in the "Project Properties" dialog. They're in some visual JNLP editor, and there is a menu for enabling, running, debugging and deploying the project with JAWS.
It seems like the only thing to do is wait for Netbeans having better JAWS support. In the meantime, work around the shortcomings of the module or don't use the module.

How does NetBeans run for you?

Was going to start using NetBeans today and was amazed at how bad it was. Can't really picture it being that bad for most people.
Basically here is what it did.
Loaded - took like 10 seconds.
Popped up, I choose to make a new project.
Spent like 5 minutes reading the classpath classes or something.
Gave me a wizard. I tried to make a project, java errors showed up red in the status bar, stopped working: I closed it.
I could continue but basically it was the slowest and buggiest thing I have ever tried to use, Maya seriously runs faster and I don't understand how what is basically a text editor could lag so bad. It only crashed once, but it was painly slow; even trying the whole thing lagged. Is this normal or was it just not working right on my computer? Anyone know what could maybe make it go faster?
Stats:
1.8 gig amd
128 ddr
128 video
xp
newest jsdk / jre
virus/adware/spyware clean

Stats:
1.8 gig amd
128 ddr
128 videoIt is probably a memory issue. Netbeans consumes quite a bit of memory. On my workstation which has 1 gig of memory, Netbeans consumes 128 megabytes at startup. WinXP, email, virusscan and a few other necessities eat up about 400 megabytes on my PC, so when I'm using Netbeans my PC uses between 528 and 768 megabytes depending on what I am doing.
Your poor performance and failures are most likely due to memory constraints on your PC (128mb if I am reading your note correctly). If you want to use a robust IDE you are going to have to add additional memory to your PC, and even for modest command line programming your memory is borderline.
I use and really like Netbeans and have found it fast and stable for all the work I have done and it has been extensive. I am running on a AMD 64 3000+ with 1 gig memory, but ran reasonably well on a P4 1.3Ghz with 768 megabytes.
Sorry I don't have a better message for you.

Is NetBeans (IDE) for lazy people or what?

why NetBeans (IDE) or Manual Coding which is better and why? because i dont seem to enjoy netBeans anyone please tell me benifits (IDE) has over Manual Coding excluding time factor.

Trini_Rich wrote:
I've been using Netbeans for about 2 years now and I've considered the code-completion feature as one of the biggest advantages of using the tool. If your SDK javaDocs are loaded correctly you can get a list of all possible methods and fields that apply to a particular type of object by simply placing a 'dot' after the instance variable (most IDEs will perform the same thing).
This way you don't need to bang your head against a wall trying to remember every method that applies to a class or need to refer to a separate Docs folder for class information.
After a while you start remembering some of those methods and what arguments they take. In my opinion it is a great learning tool which also aids rapid application development. It has nothing to do with being lazy.I disagree. It has everything to do with being lazy. It's just that laziness is underrated as a quality, and as the primary driver behind an enormous number of innovations and advances. If mankind wasn't inherently lazy, we'd never have bothered inventing the wheel. Laziness brought us machines, it brought us computers, it brought us high level languages, it brought us IDEs, it brought us build tools, it brought us code generators, it brought us jakarta-commons :-)

NetBeans IDE for Mono development

Hi! Good day. I just wondered if NetBeans will support editor, debugger, etc. for Mono project? NetBeans claims to be the only IDE we need, it current has the features of PHP, C/C++ development, and why not Mono? Because currently in my work I was writing Mono code with MonoDevelop (since no VisualStudio for Linux), and I don't like this MonoDevelop IDE, that's why I was wondering if NetBeans will support this Mono development? Ahh... Crazy me. Hehe.. Thanks.
Update me if I'm missing something. Thanks again.

Ronillo wrote:
Update me if I'm missing something. Thanks again.Netbeans related questions belong in netbeans forums.
Mel

Netbeans+Javafx+JBoss-7 : Any netbeans plugin for JBoss-7 support?

Hello world,
I am trying to switch from eclipse to netbeans for my current javaee+javafx project, but netbeans doesn't currently support JBoss-7. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
BTW The decision to exclude JBoss-7 from netbeans -- perhaps hoping that developers would rush to adopt glassfish-- is a silly one. And yet, Oracle JDeveloper seems to works well with JBoss-7.
No serious development department in any organization that is already tied to a AS (say) JBoss is going to suddenly change it to glassfish just to be able to use netbeans. This decision will only backfire on Oracle, as its effect would be to stop developers already using JBoss from trying or even adopting netbeans.

I am already using JBoss and eclipse. I was only trying netbeans to use the javafx facilities, but the JBoss version provided in the project creation task does not include JBoss-7. Beside, if you work for an organisation, you don't have the flexibility to change tools --The decision is not entirely yours.

Is NetBeans good for beginners?

I'm taking a Java class right now and I'm finding the assignments difficult. I'm completely new to Java and my teacher is no help.
I downloaded NetBeans beforehand out of curiosity, I don't know it very well but I figured it would be helpful for these assignments, would it be a good idea to use for a beginner or do I have the wrong idea?

I have the exact opposite opinion, in that, I believe NetBean is wonderful for beginners, it is an IDE where you can go and code your designs and get the benefit of autocomplete context sensitive helps, integrated debugger and many other features. In that way IDE's are perfect for beginners.
Now the down side--Do NOT become one of the mass victims of laziness that find the autocode generator and get tons of grabage "ready to run". If you don't know how to hand code it, then don't do it until you can hand code it. Also at some point, you really need to find out what a ClassPath is and how it affects your programming, also you need to learn to do the command line work--how to compile a ".java" file into a ".class" file. How to make Jars and executable Jars, and yes, even run the debugger from the command line.
I know no faster way to get people up and productive in Java than to give them an IDE and the tutorial and tell them to get going, I've successfully had to train dozens of new programmers on Java and the IDE, tutorial, and Mentoring is the best approach I've fond to date.
On the other hand, I've seen many a person become overwhelmed with the minutia of things that have to be setup and done right or manually in the Editor/command line world that they just back off for a while and do something else--".Net" is full of those that just didn't want to go through the pain of the all at once path that the Editor/command line imposes.
The best advise anyone can give you is this: what do you want to do--implement now and learn the details as you go, or hit it all at once. Both are there for your choice.
My preference--is take the IDE, but learn the details as you go and don't use the autocode generator for anything.
BTW: I still don't use the autocode generators--I'm too much of a control freak and hate the style of code they generate.

NetBeans plugin for portal (Portal Pack Project) and prefered IDE

Does anybody know wheather portal pack 1.0 for Netbeans 5.5 support development process for Sun Portal Server 6 2004Q2? If no - what IDE or plugins I should use to relieve development process for Sun Portal Server 6?

The portal pack produces a standard JSR-168 portlet application WAR file, so yes, it can certainly be used with PS 6 2004Q2. However, to get the WAR file installed, you have to manually run the pdeploy command on the WAR file. For automatic deployment from the IDE, the portal pack uses the JMX interfaces to the portal server that were introduced in PS 7.
Another thing to watch out for is that the portal pack and the portlet container that it uses for testing support an interportlet communication API that was introduced in PS 7. So if you want your portlets to run on PS 6 2004Q2, don't use that API.
Tom

Where is the best place to ask questions about NetBeans 6 for Java?

When it comes to Java discussions, all I can think is this forum, but what about Java Desktop Applications using NetBeans IDE 6?
Question/Query 1:
I just like to ask how I can make the Database Application Template under the Java> Java Desktop Application> Database Application:
Well, the the nice Frame with prebuilt components are good, but how can we customize the Window Icon? Has anybody in this forum and particularly Netbeans 6 users encountered the same scenario?
Question/Query 2:
How can I make a splash page with such a Database Application template too?

Hello Andy,
we talk about Photoshop, or? In this case you should use Photoshop General Discussion
You will find all the (other) communities by clicking "Adobe Communities" on the top of the window. Please have a look at
https://forums.adobe.com/welcome (see screenshot) and/or open "All communities"
Hans-Günter

J2me cldc midlet for windows mobile(cdc) in netbeans

Hi,
I have a midlet developed in Mobility Pack 5.0, and I have to change it so, that it works, and looks ok on Windows Mobile. That means that I have to port a cldc midlet to a cdc device. I've found two vm-s for windows mobile, for running midlets. J9, and CrEme. I also saw that the mobility pack for cdc together with CrEme make it possible to build CDC apps for windows mobile. The question is, how can I integrate the cdc windows mobile emulator with the mobility pack (for CLDC?), to be able to develop midlets for Pocket PC?
Thanks!

I think you go to Tools Menu -> Java Platform
and add a new platform by chose j2me platform.
Then the netbeans search for the emulator and add it in the IDE support.

Communication problem between NetBeans and Tomcat

hi!
i got a quite mysterious problem. here is what happens:
- i start NetBeans 5.5.1 (the first time)
- i want to debug my JSF-Project, the Debugger starts
- After a few seconds the debugger waits for tomcat (it sais: "Waiting for Tomcat...") and tomcat starts
- Again after a few seconds the tomcat-debugger-output sais "Tomcat startet in 3333 ms".
okay.
when i enter http://localhost:8084/ in my browser i get the tomcat homepage, so the server has definitely started! But nothing happens in NetBeans and nothing happens with my project....
In the lower-right corner i see this blue working-bar that sais "deploying project" but nothing happens. The Project-Debugger-Output still sais "Waiting for Tomcat..." but nothing happens...
And after something around 3 minutes (i guess it's a timeout) i get the error "Starting of Tomcat failed." But is HAS started, i can login to the Administration-Area in my browser!
so i guess there is a communication problem between netbeans an tomcat. Netbeans waits for a message from tomcat but tomcat doesn't send it..or netbeans doesn't understand it.
But the story goes on:
When i press the debug-button a second time it takes only a few seconds till i get the message: "Tomcat server port 8084 already in use". OF COURSE! Because Tomcat has already startet and can't be stoped by NetBeans.
i'm trying to solve this problem for 4 days now, so i would be very happy if anyone has an idea where to start/continue the search...
thanks,
flo.
some system-info:
- windows vista business 32-bit
- no firewall is running
- AntiVir Personal Edition IS running
- Yahoo Widgets Engine IS running
- no other software is running
and finally the tomcat-log:
Using CATALINA_BASE: C:\Users\Administrator\.netbeans\5.5.1\apache-tomcat-5.5.17_base
Using CATALINA_HOME: C:\Program Files\NetBeans\enterprise3\apache-tomcat-5.5.17
Using CATALINA_TMPDIR: C:\Users\Administrator\.netbeans\5.5.1\apache-tomcat-5.5.17_base\temp
Using JRE_HOME: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_12
Listening for transport dt_shmem at address: tomcat_shared_memory_id
21.09.2007 18:27:50 org.apache.catalina.core.AprLifecycleListener lifecycleEvent
INFO: The Apache Tomcat Native library which allows optimal performance in production environments was not found on the java.library.path: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_12\bin;.;C:\Windows\system32;C:\Windows;C:\Windows\system32;C:\Windows;C:\Windows\System32\Wbem;C:\Program Files\QuickTime\QTSystem\;C:\Program Files\ThinkPad\ConnectUtilities;C:\Program Files\Common Files\Teleca Shared;C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\AGL;C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.0\bin;C:\Program Files\cvsnt;
21.09.2007 18:27:50 org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11BaseProtocol init
INFO: Initializing Coyote HTTP/1.1 on http-8084
21.09.2007 18:27:50 org.apache.catalina.startup.Catalina load
INFO: Initialization processed in 1862 ms
21.09.2007 18:27:50 org.apache.catalina.core.StandardService start
INFO: Starting service Catalina
21.09.2007 18:27:50 org.apache.catalina.core.StandardEngine start
INFO: Starting Servlet Engine: Apache Tomcat/5.5.17
21.09.2007 18:27:50 org.apache.catalina.core.StandardHost start
INFO: XML validation disabled
21.09.2007 18:27:53 org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11BaseProtocol start
INFO: Starting Coyote HTTP/1.1 on http-8084
21.09.2007 18:27:54 org.apache.jk.common.ChannelSocket init
INFO: JK: ajp13 listening on /0.0.0.0:8009
21.09.2007 18:27:54 org.apache.jk.server.JkMain start
INFO: Jk running ID=0 time=0/31 config=null
21.09.2007 18:27:54 org.apache.catalina.storeconfig.StoreLoader load
INFO: Find registry server-registry.xml at classpath resource
21.09.2007 18:27:54 org.apache.catalina.startup.Catalina start
INFO: Server startup in 3626 ms

As i wrote before, the same problem occured for me. I have found a solution which is : Go to tools menu and then select options . In the proxy info, select No Proxy.
I hope this help you

How do i put classes in package in NetBean Environment

Hello,
I install NetBean IDE for developing website using JSP and Servlet. I am using Internal Tomcat provided by this IDE.
Problem is this i put java classes in the Class folder of Web-INF folder, but i am not able to access these classes from JSp page.
I try to put these classes in Package but even though i use package option IDE does not put classes in the package.
I am using internal compiler provided by this IDE for compiling java class' source file.
What should i do, please help me
Thank you

hai
i have the same problem to finding the classes in package...
in my case i know the jars name and i have loaded
classes using code
ResourceBundle bundle = ResourceBundle.getBundle("source\\ClasssPath");
StringTokenizer stToke = new StringTokenizer(bundle.getString("ClassPath"),";");
String temp;
ClassLoader classLoader = ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader();
while(stToke.hasMoreTokens())
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if(temp.endsWith(".jar"))
JarFile jar = new JarFile(new File(temp));
     Enumeration en = jar.entries();
     String pathStr;
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     pathStr = en.nextElement().toString();
     System.out.println("pathStr ="+pathStr);
     if(pathStr.endsWith(".class"))
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here i am getting the classes in that package using code
     String[] filLis = new File("//it//sella//converter//ptlf//startup//").list();
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but its returnign the class when this classes in locale folder(i.e)its not getting the classes in loaded memory...
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ProgressBar from NetBeans Palette doesn't display in IE

Hi,
I am using the Java Visual Web ServerFaces framework, which comes bundled with NetBeans. this includes a Palette of drag-n-drop components, including a progress bar.
the progress bar works correctly in firefox. In IE, it shows as a thin line in the upper left corner, which has a "progress bar" tooltip if you mouse over it.
how can i get a nice progress bar to show in IE??
many thanks!

thanks for the tip. the palette component Layout Panel let me place the progress bar where i wanted.
BUT, the progress bar still doesn't work! the bar displays no progress.
either i'm doing something really wrong, or everyone must be running into this problem-- i am simply using the "progressBar" component that comes bundled with NetBeans.
thanks for the help :-)

Netscape.javascript.JSObject for mac

I have the latest NetBeans version for mac os 10.5.
What do I need to do to get access to the netscape.javascript package.
I am trying to read cookies written using php into an applet. I am also open to solutions that do not need netscape.javascript.
I am a beginner to the mac os so I am unable to translate the many solutions that appear to be for windows users. Apparently all I need to do is add Plugins.jar to my classpath, but I cannot find Plugins.jar, (or java40.jar or JAWS.JAR which apparently contained these packages in various releases), none of which I can find on my mac or available for download.
I am sure this is very simple but I am running out of hair to pull out.

I believe that for Mac, the required jar can be called plugin.jar or netscape.jar.
Its location is somewhere around */System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/<your version>/Home/lib*
I don't have a Mac so I can't verify this , sorry.
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