Netbeans generated code

Hi I have casually added an entity manager to the UI and am unable to remove it completely as some reference is still maintained in the generated code.
(I can find it it in the Declarations View) - thanks

I am unsure how to proceed.I dunno... but this isn't a java language question... so you'll do probably do better:
1. search the netbeans FAQ's; and/or
2. posting on the netbeans forum.
Some of the locals here get narky whenever anyone posts any even slightly "off topic"... Personally I couldn't give a toss, but I do know (from personal experience) that IDE specific questions don't tend to attract a good response on this forum... And this thread is yet more evidence... I'm the only one who is currently active who is willing to address the problem at all.
I wish you the best of luck with it... and very merry Yuletide to boot.
beer++;

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