Netbeans does not create lib file in dist anymore?

Hi,
I am using Netbeans 6.5 and for some reason, the project libraries are not included in the dist anymore? Does anyone know why? I can't find an option in Netbeans.
Thanks,
J.

corlettk wrote:
masijade. wrote:
georgemc wrote:
masijade. wrote:
You can modify it yourself, but, IMHO, that is kind of like attaching a rope to your steering rods and using that to steer rather than the steering wheel. ;-)Not sure I agree with that. Preparing a distribution is something that's different for different people, different projects and different organisations. It's not out of the question that you'll need more than one dist anyway. Your IDE makes a good stab at guessing what you want? Good-oh. You'd probably use Ant anyway (if you haven't embraced Maven!) to do this, and there's no "standard" to thatYes, if you want multiple distributions or partial distributions, of course, edit your build.xml, but then, IMHO, you should be using ant (or maven) manually and externally (which would also mean an external build.xml) and not the "compile" button on the IDE, as that is (again, IMO) not meant for either of those.We don't have a problem doing both. That is: developers built with the build button, but the official builds are scripted with ant.
The build script starts by blowing away the project directory, getting everything (source, and all config) from the repository, and running an ant. It's not hard to maintain the official build.xml from diffs on the developers build.xml (which is checked in seperately).
Cheers. Keith.So do we. But that is, as I've said, keeping the manual modification of build.xml and the manual execution of ant with that separate from the "build" button in the IDE, as it should be, IMO.

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threads? I'm assuming this because this is your first post here.
You will note that the thread you linked to mentioned the
person was attempting to save on a network. I do see you have tried
using the shortened local path to no avail, so I'm guessing the
network is ruled out here.
As usual, I've got more questions than answers, but hopefully
as we work through them something will come to light.
* Have you EVER been able to create and save things using
Captivate? Or did you just install it and it's never worked for
you?
* Have you tried what is outlined in the following Technical
Note?
Click here to read the
Technical Note
Cheers... Rick

Does SAP create missing files TRACExx when starting up?

Hi there,
I'm working on a documentation regarding a system copy from a productive system to a consolidation system.
We're using Sun Solaris 10/64Bit with Oracle 10g2 and Netweaver 7.00.
In the directory /usr/sap/<SID>/DVEBMGS_xx/log there are several files SAP uses:
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- ALPERFHI
- ENQBCK
- SLOGxx
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My question concerns the TRACE-files. Only the file TRACE seems to be used by the consolidation system, but there are still eight files TRACE00 up to TRACE07 that were last accessed in 2008 and before.
These files are filled with data from former consolidation systems that got overwritten everytime by the system copy. Now, after the new copy, the SAP system is still down. May I delete these files? Does SAP create these files new when starting up?
Greetz, Uwe.

Hi,
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Thanks,
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