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new cb5a0716 Remove the instructions about how to open Apache SIS as a
NetBeans project. This is in anticipation for the removal of NetBeans Ant
project configuration.
cb5a0716 is described below
commit cb5a0716906dda2e03e2d4ee8cab2d7c6895a4d6
Author: Martin Desruisseaux <martin.desruisse...@geomatys.com>
AuthorDate: Sun Feb 26 16:05:50 2023 +0100
Remove the instructions about how to open Apache SIS as a NetBeans project.
This is in anticipation for the removal of NetBeans Ant project
configuration.
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@@ -185,29 +185,6 @@ git checkout geoapi-4.0
Note that those `geoapi-xxx` branches may disappear or be replaced by
something else
after {{% OGC %}} releases the corresponding GeoAPI versions.
-# Opening Apache SIS in NetBeans {#netbeans}
-
-Apache {{% SIS %}} build is defined by Maven `pom.xml` files.
-All major IDE, including NetBeans, can open a project defined by those files.
-However in the particular case of NetBeans IDE, we also provide a way to open
Apache {{% SIS %}} using Ant configuration files.
-Compared to "Java with Maven" project, the "Java with Ant" project is faster
to build and debug,
-makes easier to see all modules at once, and provides more configuration
options.
-Those configuration files are available in the `ide-project/NetBeans`
directory.
-This project will fetch dependencies directly from the `.m2/repository` local
directory,
-and will refer to the resources `*.utf` files compiled by Maven in the
`sis-*/target` directories.
-Consequently it is important to run `mvn install` manually (on the command
line)
-before opening the project and after any change in the project dependencies or
in the resources.
-
-Users can customize their project configuration by editing the
`ide-project/NetBeans/nbproject/private/config.properties` file.
-The `private` directory is excluded by the versioning system, so it okay to
put user-specific information there.
-For example in order to overwrite the default location of the local Maven
repository and to define a system property at execution time,
-one can use:
-
-{{< highlight ini >}}
-maven.repository = /path/to/my/local/repository
-run.jvmargs = -DmyProperty=myValue
-{{< / highlight >}}
-
# History {#history}
All developments and tags prior Apache {{% SIS %}} 1.0 were done on a
[Subversion][subversion] repository
