Netbeans IDE and IDM 8

Since BPE is deprecated in IDM 8, we need to use Netbeans IDE. I installed Netbeans 6 and IDM 8 but they are not compatible. Does anyone have any luck using it or know if they are working on updating the IDE plugin?

Joseph.Smith wrote:
First, I don't recall 6.1 being a supported version. Only 6.0 ! If you use the current development build of the plugin (v8.1) it works with NB 6.1 and IDM 8.0. It fixes the bugs which prevented the use of NB 6.1.
That an issue with the the IDE being a separate product. There isn't any documentation that came out the same time as 8.0. We all know, the last thing the engineers wanna do is document and I don't think Sun has a writer doing open source stuff ! (Although this java.net project is closed)
I'd recommend you follow the 7.1 documentation on how to configure.If you use the wizard to create a new IDM project you will get a file README.txt which explains how to work with the project. The plugin extends also the Netbeans help with a chapter "Identity Manager IDE".

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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.
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re-downloaded idm ide-bundle.zip respective to your idm version and try to craete project in Netbeans 6.1 and 6.8.

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