JavaHelp is GPL licensed and has not been donated by Oracle to Apache, so
had to be excluded from Apache NetBeans GitHub. So far I don’t think anyone
has figured out how it can be reincluded in a NetBeans Platform app, if you
manage to do it, would be great if you’d share your findings.
Gj
On Tue
On 3/16/2020 10:20 PM, Ernie Rael wrote:
New with 11.3? I get the above subject message when I open a tiny nbm
maven project. I'm pretty sure I didn't get this with 11.2.
Is there some place/way to define this as part of project properties?
OK, this was just a warning, I can still build.
Alt
New with 11.3? I get the above subject message when I open a tiny nbm
maven project. I'm pretty sure I didn't get this with 11.2.
Is there some place/way to define this as part of project properties?
To move forward, I added something to the properties. It still doesn't
work. Any idea what I'm
On 3/11/2020 9:58 AM, Jean-Claude Dauphin wrote:
My application is a modules suite and non commercial.
I know that JavaHelp is not part of Apache NetBeans but what would be
the best strategy to solve that issue
I've been wondering about this myself.
Maybe an integrated JavaFX web browser?
Hi all,
I am profiling a remote JVM that I have some code running upon. Whilst the
visual view is good I would like to look at some specific events in more
detail. Is the raw data saved off?
Thanks
Chris
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> Perhaps we should detect people running Java 8 on Windows systems with
HiDPI enabled, and show a warning in this case.
Yes, sounds like a good notification to show users.
--emi
lun., 16 mar. 2020, 17:28 Eirik Bakke a scris:
> I did a little debugging off-list with Jonathan--the problem was
I did a little debugging off-list with Jonathan--the problem was running
NetBeans on Java 8.
For proper HiDPI support on Windows 10, the IDE should be run on at least Java
9--preferably a more recent version. This solved the problem.
There was indeed szome changes in this area in 11.3, but they
I have successfully packaged applications for MacOSX under Netbeans 8.2 and am
now moving to Apache NetBeans 11.3.
It seems not to be possible to package an app for Mac OSX using Apache
NetBeans.I get typedef class com.sun.javafx.tools.ant.FXJar cannot be found
using the classloader AntClass
>I had created an AppLauncher for JavaFX applications you may be interested
in:
I can't see how that relates to a (Swing based) NetBeans Platform
application with JavaFX.
>Custom JDK builds will only work for you unless you somehow package the
custom JDK and force the application to use it.
I do
