il C Smith (2025-07-10 11:46):
On Wed, 9 Jul 2025 at 20:07, Maciej Jaros wrote:
It seems like NB26 is crashing randomly. Most of the time, this happens when my
Maven project is running.
There is no message - I just disconnect from RDP, and when I come back, NB is
just gone. Tomcat process that w
g finished, indexing took 128 ms.
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Regards,
Maciej Nux
Pieter van den Hombergh (2025-07-09 21:10):
the logs are in your home directory under .netbeans/26/logs or
something similar.
met vriendelijke groet
Pieter van den Hombergh
Op wo 9 jul 2025, 21:07 schreef Maciej Jaros :
Hi,
I
Hi,
It seems like NB26 is crashing randomly. Most of the time, this happens
when my Maven project is running.
There is no message - I just disconnect from RDP, and when I come back,
NB is just gone. Tomcat process that was started from NB still works.
When I reopen NetBeans all GUI settings are
AFAIK Spring 6 only supports jakarta.*, not javax.*. If you really want
to upgrade you will have to move to Jakarta namespace. Otherwise you can
stay with Spring5 and javax, but S5 already has security bugs (reported
in CVE), so...
Regards,
Maciej Nux.
Samson Chung (2025-07-07 21:32):
Hi Ev
schrieb Maciej Jaros:
Hi,
Is there a way to undeploy apps from Tomcat that were deployed by
NetBeans? By "undeploy," I mean preventing them from starting with
Tomcat the next time it's launched. When the server is running, this
is easy enough, but every so often I need to remov
Hi,
Is there a way to undeploy apps from Tomcat that were deployed by
NetBeans? By "undeploy," I mean preventing them from starting with
Tomcat the next time it's launched. When the server is running, this is
easy enough, but every so often I need to remove an app before Tomcat
starts. I don'
Tom Rushworth (2025-06-20 02:47):
Does NetBeans have an equivalent to Visual Studio's Live Server?
Depends what you mean by that. NB does have auto-refresh of static files
(this should work out of the box, just refresh the page). Java EE apps
can also auto-deploy on save (a project option). And
You should use Tomcat 9. T10 is not compatible with non-jakarta apps.
https://tomcat.apache.org/whichversion.html#:~:text=Tomcat%209%20is%20the%20last%20major%20Tomcat%20version%20supporting%20Java%20EE
There is conversion tool if you want to try Jakarta (converts imports),
but as you probably k
I had a project like this. You should probably build with a more stable
Java (LTS), and closer to your project's target Java. So probably JDK
LTS. So for example JDK11:
https://adoptium.net/temurin/releases/?os=any&arch=any&version=11
So in short I wouldn't build with Java that comes with NB.
This will be a time-consuming process. NetBeans can help you figure out
new versions of libraries in POM files and will mark out deprecated
classes. Other than that it's just tinkering from my experience. The
most time-consuming part will probably be updating Hibernate and Spring
if you use the
> in short: lombok as of right now does not support javac 24 yet and
the editor support of NB 25 integrates with nb-javac based on JDK 24.
Is this correct? I'm seeing that JDK24 is not released yet
https://jdk.java.net/24/
So NB25 is not stable at all?
Ernie Rael (2025-03-09 02:05):
This is a
That does not seem like a Netbeans problem... But I think you should
probably be using JDK 21 (not 23) - probably less problems with compat.
with various libraries. Spring6 should work with Jakarta in theory as
long as you use it on Tomcat10+. You should probably look for answers on
Spring foru
Mitch Claborn (2024-09-11 15:38):
In earlier versions of NetBeans (can't remember how far back), when I
typed "NotYetImportedClass." while editing a Java file, then pressed
ctrl+shift+i to fix the imports, the import would get added and then
the autocomplete for static methods on that class wou
Hi,
Could you please adjust the contrast on the main page? Enhancing it to a
ratio of 10.5 will ensure compliance with the WCAG AAA standards, making
the content more accessible.
This will do it:
```css
.paragraph.card.green a,
.paragraph.card.green {
color: black;
}
```
BTW. You might wan
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