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A new version of Netbeans just came out. Is there anything I can do to avoid having to manually hunt down my plugins again?

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问题 6.7 is out, and although going to the web and finding some .nbm-s and copying over a few update center URL-s isn't the biggest chore...it's still a chore. Any tips for this? Is there maybe a hidden directory somewhere that I can just copy into the new 6.7 install? Edit: for people like me who use both, I've asked this question in Eclipse-land as well: A new version of Eclipse just came out. Is there anything I can do to avoid having to manually hunt down my plugins again? 回答1: Netbeans 6.7

Disable Netbeans automatic svn ignore?

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问题 How do I stop Netbeans from automatically svn ignore -ing " .swp " files? I use Netbeans as my main development environment, but I often use gvim at the same time for quick edits. gvim creates temporary files with the .swp extension, and Netbeans seems to be scanning my code folders and adding an svn ignore property for these files. I can see how this would be useful to people, but I want to disable it - the .swp files don't show up as being unversioned anyway, so they're not a problem, but

Disable Netbeans automatic svn ignore?

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Netbeans VisualJSF (Woodstock) Design view not available in 6.7.1

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问题 I recently installed netbeans 6.9, but VisualJSF Design view was not available in it. I Googled and it seems design view is not available after version 6.7.1. So I downloaded that version, but now I still dont have the design view. Does anyone know how to enable design view, or is there any other option to design the UI like we do using design view? 回答1: From here: http://forums.netbeans.org/ptopic37586.html NetBeans 6.7.1 was the last version with support for the visual desinger. Be aware

How to make a jar file?

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问题 How can i make a jar file from both the command line and Netbeans 6.7? 回答1: Using the JAR command: jar cf jar-file input-file(s) Using Maven: <packaging>jar</packaging> Using Ant: <jar destfile="${dist}/lib/app.jar" basedir="${build}/classes"/> 回答2: jar cf jar-file input-files http://java.sun.com/developer/Books/javaprogramming/JAR/basics/build.html 回答3: Command line: jar cf jarfile [ -C dir ] inputfiles Make sure you are jar -ing from the root of the directory matching your package hierarchy

“Missing Body Element” with the Visual Web Pack on Netbeans

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问题 I am currently having an issue with the JSF pages that the Visual Web Package for Netbeans 6.7 generates. When I generate a new page it produces a page with the following JSP code: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="US-ASCII"?> <jsp:root version="1.2" xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core" xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" xmlns:jsp="http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page" xmlns:ui="http://www.sun.com/web/ui"> <jsp:directive.page contentType="text/html;charset=US-ASCII" pageEncoding="US-ASCII"/> <f

Netbeans Version Control File Color Codes?

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问题 I'm trying to find a legend that can help explain the different colors NetBeans uses to describe the state of a file. Some of my file colors are: Grey Blue Green Any others I have yet to discover If it helps, I'm using Netbeans 6.7 with CVS. What are these colors? 回答1: Green means new. Blue means modified. Grey means ignored and/or deleted. (Documentation contradicts the tooltip hint!) If you go into the View menu, you can turn on Show Versioning Labels . That will put text next to each file

A new version of Netbeans just came out. Is there anything I can do to avoid having to manually hunt down my plugins again?

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6.7 is out, and although going to the web and finding some .nbm-s and copying over a few update center URL-s isn't the biggest chore...it's still a chore. Any tips for this? Is there maybe a hidden directory somewhere that I can just copy into the new 6.7 install? Edit: for people like me who use both, I've asked this question in Eclipse-land as well: A new version of Eclipse just came out. Is there anything I can do to avoid having to manually hunt down my plugins again? John Carter Netbeans 6.7 does has this feature: Importing Plugins From Previous Release Into The New One , but it seems a

Disable Netbeans automatic svn ignore?

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How do I stop Netbeans from automatically svn ignore -ing " .swp " files? I use Netbeans as my main development environment, but I often use gvim at the same time for quick edits. gvim creates temporary files with the .swp extension, and Netbeans seems to be scanning my code folders and adding an svn ignore property for these files. I can see how this would be useful to people, but I want to disable it - the .swp files don't show up as being unversioned anyway, so they're not a problem, but the directory modifications caused by the svn ignore 's just creates a load of modification spam when I

Launch XDebug in Netbeans on an external request

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问题 I'm using Netbeans 6.7 and XDebug to debug a PHP site on my machine, launching the request from within Netbeans (Project->Debug). This works fine, and is very useful. My question is: Is it possible to attach the debugger to any request that comes in, rather just those I launch from within Netbeans? ie, instead of clicking "Debug", put Netbeans into a mode whereby the debugger is launched and attaches to the next request that comes in. I have a feeling this may be a stupid question, but if it