I think most of the platform applications would do fine with the same
userdir. At least I'm using netbeans-dev Snap for quite a while now
which uses the same user directory for more than a year now through many
NetBeans releases. it just runs fine, just make sure that you can read
your old conf
Mark,
Likewise, I always try to installthe binaries and certainly avoid using space
in directory names. Vis-a-visTomcat, I started that way, however, the
localhost:8080 would not bring up theserver management GUI per documentation.
Finally, coerced by frustration, Idecided to wipe out everyth
HRH,
In general I don't recommend running Tomcat as a service on any platform
when it's controlled by NetBeans.
1. On Windows
I create a directory (called Apache) somewhere where there's no spaces
in the directory path. This is no longer strictly necessary, but it's
nice to keep all the too
Connor,In my case, the Tomcat shutdown port was configured to 8005 by the
installer, however, I took your advise and set it to a different port. It's
working fine now.
The user and password was setup properly by the installer, so I did not have to
change anything in the server.xml file. So it s
Found that if I restore the default .m2 location, the source validates
correctly (no red lines).
How do I configure Netbeans to use the redirected .m2 folder for the source
scan?
From: Nelligan, Steven M
Sent: Saturday, October 24, 2020 11:06 AM
To: NetBeans Mailing List
Subject: Problem wi
Hi HRH,
Below are two things I had to do to get Tomcat to be usable for me, though
this is in Netbeans 11.1 so the process may have changed.
In order to get Tomcat to be stoppable and restartable by Netbeans, I
needed to set the shutdown port in Netbeans (right-click on Tomcat in the
'Services' t
