22.04. I
> can see its icon. But when I am double clicking it, it does not execute.
> maybe its looking for Java home path. Please guide me what version of jdk
> and jre should i install on ubuntu 22.04.
>
> Zulfi.
>
Hi,
I have installed apache-netbeans_23-1_all.deb.asc on my ubuntu 22.04. I can see
its icon. But when I am double clicking it, it does not execute. maybe its
looking for Java home path. Please guide me what version of jdk and jre should
i install on ubuntu 22.04.
Zulfi.
Is there a minimum JDK 8 version that is required in order to be
recognized by NetBeans?
That would be an interesting question to answer (and possibly document).
I know that there are some Maven plugins that have a minimum required
JDK 8 version.
I wonder if the original author could go and
its possible that there is a bug somewhere. Btw the link you posted is
for the download archive.
JDK 8 would be at u402. I have all JDKs (8-23) in the platform manager
and they are all recognized by NB.
-mbien
On 02.03.24 09:12, Noel Abela wrote:
You can clearly see from the filename in
I just installed NetBeans 21 running on JDK 17.
I have several old projects that build against JDK 8. I've added JDK 8
to my installed Java Platforms, set my Properties->Build->Compile to the
correct JDK (1.8), and have set source and target in the maven compiler
plugin to 1.8.
You can clearly see from the filename in the screen shot that it is not
a jre but a JDK. I got it from the oracle site here
https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/javase8-archive-downloads.html
I guess it is a bug.
Thanks for the other tips
On 01/03/2024 22:56, Noel Abela wrote
page
for JDK downloads somewhere. You cant use JREs to build programs.
But thanks to your suggestion, I managed to install 8 anyway by
downloading it from within the platform manager itself.
cool!
If I build my application with a higher JDK their java will not allow
them to run my
On 01.03.24 18:24, Noel Abela wrote:
I am confused about all these versions. How come if you download the
latest JRE from Oracle
this explains it. The platform manager expects a JDK, not a JRE. The
concept of JRE is a bit dated and no longer well defined since the
introduction of jlink
Thank you for your input.
8-21 you say? But i tried Java 8 too and it gave the same error.
I am confused about all these versions. How come if you download the
latest JRE from Oracle you get Java 8 since the JDK went all the way up
to 21?
On 01/03/2024 16:15, Michael Bien wrote:
NetBeans 21
NetBeans 21 supports projects which use JDKs in the rage 8-21 with
limited support for early access dev builds 22, 23 etc.
javac itself dropped support for the 1.7 target in Java 20.
So your best bet would be to try NetBeans 17 which used nb-javac based
on JDK 19. Although I can't pr
I have just installed Nebeans 22 which is using JDK 21.
I need to maintain a desktop application which is on JDK 1.7 but when I
attempt to add this JDK and even JDK 1.8, Netbeans gives the following
error ...
"Cannot detect and install the selected platform. The Java or javac may
n
Hello,
You might want to tweak which ant is used.
In the options>Java>Ant (first tab) you can set the ant home to any
directory you want.
You could adapt or wrap the ant script (depending on your OS), By setting
the JAVA_HOME environment variable to the jdk of your liking.
A strategy is to
Le 2023-11-14 à 10 h 35, Tom Eicher a écrit :
Testing, with Java8, on command line "ant dist" builds my ear,
whereas with Java11 I get errors like cannot find symbol
javax.annotation.Generated which is probably expected.
Alternatively, did you tried adding the `javax.annotation-api` JAR file
Hello,
so NB19 needs Java11+ to run, which is fine.
But (for now) I need to run my ant task with Java8,
but it seems ant is always launched within the JVM
that runs NB.
Testing, with Java8, on command line "ant dist" builds my ear,
whereas with Java11 I get errors like
cannot find symbol javax.
fficial installer.
Well, now that the Apache distributed Linux and macOS installers are
also built with NBPackage, the difference is that they don't include a
local JDK runtime inside them.
The JDK inside the Codelerity community installer is resigned and
notarized with the IDE. Given how
t; wrote:
> > I had the same problem. I'm using SDKMAN and could not install NetBeans
> 18 on my Mac because the NetBeans installer said "No Java found".
> >
> > I fixed it by following
> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76523553/how-to-make-usr-libexe
523553/how-to-make-usr-libexec-java-home-find-jdk-installed-using-sdkman-on-macos
Thanks! Note that NetBeans 19 will have a completely different
installer. This will rely on the launcher finding a JDK. It will be
interesting to see whether that requires the same fix.
Unless there is a parti
Hi Tim and everyone,
I had the same problem. I'm using SDKMAN and could not install NetBeans 18
on my Mac because the NetBeans installer said "No Java found".
I fixed it by following
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76523553/how-to-make-usr-libexec-java-home-find-jdk-installed-
nius wrote:
Hi!
We have a Netbeans Platform project with Ant build. Currently it is
hooked up with Netbeans 16 and Java 11. Everything is running
smoothly. However, we would like to transition to Java 17. Running
the project with JDK 17 stops to a problem immediately. Is it even
possible to
nd Java 11. Everything is running
smoothly. However, we would like to transition to Java 17. Running the
project with JDK 17 stops to a problem immediately. Is it even
possible to use JDK 17 with Netbeans platform project?
The error:
SEVERE: No way to find original stream handler for ja
Hi!
We have a Netbeans Platform project with Ant build. Currently it is
hooked up with Netbeans 16 and Java 11. Everything is running smoothly.
However, we would like to transition to Java 17. Running the project
with JDK 17 stops to a problem immediately. Is it even possible to use
JDK 17
Amitabh,
Just to clarify, since I missed stating this in my last two messages
regarding your issue...
When developing a /modular/ Java project, the only items that should be
listed in your Libraries node in the Projects window of NetBeans IDE
should be the JDK that you are currently using
One more time...
You _/*must add the dependency in your module.info file*/_. The only
module of the JDK that is included by default in any modular Java
project is the java.base module. /All other needed modules *must be*
manually included in your module-info.java file. /For example:
module
java.base module in the JDK, you
need to "requires" the SQL API on its own.
-SC
On 2/13/23 11:12 AM, Amitabh Choudhury wrote:
As noted
Libraries has java.base.
This include the basic packages of JDK, but java.sql is missing.
Please guide on how to include java.sql package in java.b
The sql stuff is not in the "java.base" module; there are separate
modules for the sql stuff. I don't use modules, but I'm guessing the
problem is how your app (not NetBeans) is configured.
-ernie
On 23/02/13 9:45 AM, Amitabh Choudhury wrote:
Hello
This is in continuation of my previous mail
As noted
Libraries has java.base.
This include the basic packages of JDK, but java.sql is missing.
Please guide on how to include java.sql package in java.base.
Warm wises
On Mon, Feb 13, 2023 at 9:08 PM Amitabh Choudhury
wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I am using Netbeans 14 with JDK 18
László Kishalmi schrieb am 25.01.2023 um 21:26:
> You are most probably seeing https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/5271
> It is fixed in NB17 which has the first rc available last week,
> or as a workaround use an up-to date Java 17 (Java 17.0.6) wich has a dot in
> it's version.
Ah, great. U
cessor.java:2033)
>
> "server" is the name of one of the modules of the project.
>
> I have configured NetBeans to "Prefer to use Gradle Wrapper that Comes
> with the Project".
>
> Gradle 7.5 is compatible with Java 17, but my project is defined to use
>
Gradle has a problem if the default JDK is not the same as
the project's JDK.
Any ideas?
Regards
Thomas
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Yes. NetBeans just picks up the settings coming from Gradle.
On Wed, Sep 28, 2022 at 5:56 AM Bernd Michaely
wrote:
> a search for »preview features« on the website https://docs.gradle.org
> finds:
>
>
> https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/building_java_projects.html#sec:feature_preview
>
>
a search for »preview features« on the website https://docs.gradle.org
finds:
https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/building_java_projects.html#sec:feature_preview
(assuming you mean Java preview features, not Gradle preview features :-)
(this should be sufficient – don't think NetBeans ne
Hello,
Is there any documenation how to setup NetBeans to use preview features
with Gradle project?
I was able to do it with Maven project.
Thanks in advance
Greetings
I got a problem with accessing an EJB in Jakarta EE 9 and JDK 17 on a GlassFish
6.2.3 with an Enterprise Client in JDK 17. I use NetBeans 12.6 to write my
code, start/ stop the GlassFish server etc.
Heres my code:
TimeBeanRemote.java:
package
com.example;
import
Thanks for your input everybody!
I was hoping I could just tell NB to run the ant command with
the Java8 JAVA_HOME or any of those variables or properties.
I also tried modifying the bin/ant in
NetBeans/netbeans/extide/ant
to get an export JAVA_HOME
but nothing helped.
So got the 4 jars from ma
He’s using ant.
tom
On Jan 28, 2022 at 10:02:03 AM, Lister Jonathan
wrote:
> Hi Scott,
> we build against both JDK 8 and JDK 11 versions and manage the JAXB issue
> by adding this to our Maven pom.xml
>
>
>
> javax.xml.bind
&
Hi Scott,
we build against both JDK 8 and JDK 11 versions and manage the JAXB issue by
adding this to our Maven pom.xml
javax.xml.bind
jaxb-api
runtime
Hope this helps.
From: Scott Palmer
Sent: 28
Yes it was Java 11. It was a bit of a disaster how they dropped JAXB.
It was a JPMS module in JDK 10, and then suddenly that wasn’t possible - you
couldn’t get it back by using jlink to build a JRE that looked like the one
from JDK 10. I can’t remember exactly which jar it was but basically
I think JAXB stopped being included with the JDK somewhere around JDK 11.
You should find the JAXB jar files on the ’net (I got them from maven
central) and include them in your project’s class path . At least that’s
what I did - I also have an ant based project. The files I use for all my
JAXB
Hello,
I'm back to my problem that has hindered me updating to
any Netbenas after 8.2...
My Application (ear, ejb, war) is still on JDK 8 with
an ant build.
When I start NB 12.6 with JDK8 runtime, all is fine with
the application.
But I can't edit; the editor has strange behaviour a
Hello,
I have a project in JAVA 8, that works just fine.
Now I have to port the jdk from 8 to 11.
So I changed the Java Platform from JDK 1.8 to JDK 11 in the Project Properties.
Debugging works just fine, but when I try clean and build the following Error occurs:
An input
bie...@gmail.com <mailto:mbie...@gmail.com>>> wrote:
>
> filing an issue would be pointless since as Geerjan already
mentioned,
> the next version will have nb-javac installed by default - so
you could
> close that issue right away.
Is there a reference page someplace to show Netbeans compatibilities? Something
like:
Netbeans version, Minimum JDK
Netbeans 13, JDK 11
Netbeans 12.6, JDK 8
Could also have other dependency columns as well if wanted to expand further on
some dependencies (i.e. maven, ant, git, etc.)
Or would
With this thread in mind….
So is there good documentation on the netbean launcher parameter/arguments? In
other words, I recall one parameter to passing JDK.home defining the JDK
location but are there others that may help here?
Is there maybe a new feature needed to add some of these
om>> wrote:
> >
> > filing an issue would be pointless since as Geerjan already
> mentioned,
> > the next version will have nb-javac installed by default - so you
> could
> > close that issue right away.
> >
> > Several options, like for e
ie...@gmail.com>> wrote:
filing an issue would be pointless since as Geerjan already mentioned,
the next version will have nb-javac installed by default - so you could
close that issue right away.
Several options, like for example: upgrading the JDK itself (which
would
or example: upgrading the JDK itself (which would
> be the easiest) were already provided.
>
> best regards,
>
> michael
>
>
> On 16.01.22 20:18, Brad K. wrote:
> > So, anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong? (See my previous post
> > -- can't figure
Okay, thanks. I knew that JavaFX had been separated from the baseline
JDK, but I didn't realize how many other implementations have been
removed that used to be built-in. Definitely took me down a rabbit hole.
Ultimately, I downloaded the jaxb-ri .zip file and unzipped/installed it
lo
Binding stuff?
V/r,
BK
Those classes are no longer in the JDK/JRE (along with activation).
You'll need at least the following in your pom.xml:
javax.xml.bind
jaxb-api
2.3.0
com.sun.xml.bind
jax
Hello --
1. New Project -> Java with Maven
2. Copy Primer.xsd from here
(https://github.com/javaee/jaxb-v2/tree/master/jaxb-ri/samples/src/main/samples/partial-unmarshalling)
3. File -> New -> JAX-B Binding
4. Binding name: Primer,
file: navigate to file in ${project}/xsd/Primer.xsd
packa
filing an issue would be pointless since as Geerjan already mentioned,
the next version will have nb-javac installed by default - so you could
close that issue right away.
Several options, like for example: upgrading the JDK itself (which would
be the easiest) were already provided.
best
r
> environment, then install it via the Plugin Manager.
>
> Or use a later version of the JDK where you don’t need nb-javac,
i.e.,
> any version after JDK 8, or wait until NetBeans 13, in the first
> months of 2022, where nb-javac will be part of NetBeans.
Ah, well then... looks like we're in for some fun with our security
folks. ;)
On 1/7/2022 3:05 AM, Neil C Smith wrote:
On Fri, 7 Jan 2022 at 01:17, Brad K. wrote:
Our security folks generally require approval of major release versions;
i.e., 12.x, 13.x, etc. They don't look at content changes
Hi,
I tried to install NetBeans using the MacOS installer to see if that would fix
my missing Terminal issue, however, I can’t run the installer because I don’t
have a JDK installed normally.
I use SDKMAN to manage my JDK installations since I work with multiple JDK
versions for my day job
nothing in user's AppData/Local/NetBeans/cache or
AppData/Roaming/NetBeans/config
2. Download/Install Oracle JDK 8 u311
3. Download/Install NetBeans 12.6
(Following instructions at https://github.com/jaroslavtulach/nb-javac
and adjusting for Windows):
4. Download nb-javac-17.0.0.0.j
On Fri, 7 Jan 2022 at 01:17, Brad K. wrote:
> Our security folks generally require approval of major release versions;
> i.e., 12.x, 13.x, etc. They don't look at content changes in general.
Please re-read what I said, or you're going to be banging heads with
your security folks every 3 months.
ssing that 13
won't have been approved quite yet. Gov't, you see.
12.0 or 12.6?
ie. if moving 12.5 -> 12.6 was approved, then moving 12.6 -> 13 -> 14
should be the same.
In other words, we've changed the numbering scheme (and minimum JDK
requirement) from 13, but ther
e same.
In other words, we've changed the numbering scheme (and minimum JDK
requirement) from 13, but there is no particular significance in
moving from "minor" to "major" increments. That people saw a
significance
On 1/4/2022 8:31 AM, Neil C Smith wrote:
On Tue, 4 Jan 2022 at 14:17, Brad K. wrote:
I think I've captured it all here:
...
2. Download/Install Oracle JDK 8 u311
A complicated process! You could perhaps try a daily build and/or rc
of NetBeans 13 in a couple of weeks. nb-javac i
On Tue, 4 Jan 2022 at 14:17, Brad K. wrote:
> I think I've captured it all here:
...
> 2. Download/Install Oracle JDK 8 u311
A complicated process! You could perhaps try a daily build and/or rc
of NetBeans 13 in a couple of weeks. nb-javac is now included.
Strictly speaking, Ja
I think I've captured it all here:
1. Fresh install of Windows 10 (21H1, build 19043.1415) -- this also
means nothing in user's AppData/Local/NetBeans/cache or
AppData/Roaming/NetBeans/config
2. Download/Install Oracle JDK 8 u311
3. Download/Install NetBeans 12.6
(Following instr
ve Internet, put it on a usb
stick, take the usb stick to work, upload nb-javac into your
environment, then install it via the Plugin Manager.
Or use a later version of the JDK where you don’t need nb-javac, i.e.,
any version after JDK 8, or wait until NetBeans 13, in the first
months of 2022, wher
ws installation even after installing the plugin.
>
> Thanks,
>
> BK
>
> On 12/25/2021 3:17 PM, Geertjan Wielenga wrote:
> > Download nb-javac at home where you have Internet, put it on a usb
> > stick, take the usb stick to work, upload nb-javac into your
> > envi
e usb stick to work, upload nb-javac into your
environment, then install it via the Plugin Manager.
Or use a later version of the JDK where you don’t need nb-javac, i.e.,
any version after JDK 8, or wait until NetBeans 13, in the first
months of 2022, where nb-javac will be part of NetBeans.
Download nb-javac at home where you have Internet, put it on a usb stick,
take the usb stick to work, upload nb-javac into your environment, then
install it via the Plugin Manager.
Or use a later version of the JDK where you don’t need nb-javac, i.e., any
version after JDK 8, or wait until
the nb-javac without Internet
access. Everything I've tried always ends up with the IDE to keep asking
to install nb-javac.
On 12/25/2021 3:00 PM, Geertjan Wielenga wrote:
“installed over Oracle’s JDK 8”
What does this mean? NetBeans runs on any JDK from 8 onwards.
Gj
On Sat, 25 Dec 2021
“installed over Oracle’s JDK 8”
What does this mean? NetBeans runs on any JDK from 8 onwards.
Gj
On Sat, 25 Dec 2021 at 21:51, Brad K. wrote:
> Hey all --
>
> (I'm resending this since my original seems to have gotten lost.)
>
> I've been trying to find a de
Hey all --
(I'm resending this since my original seems to have gotten lost.)
I've been trying to find a definitive yes or no to the question: can
Netbeans 11.3 (or later) be installed over Oracle's JDK 8 in a
non-internet connected environment and successfully add nb-javac?
I wo
Hey all --
I've been trying to find a definitive yes or no to the question: can
Netbeans 11.3 (or later) be installed over Oracle's JDK 8 in a
non-internet connected environment and successfully add nb-javac?
I work in gov't and our development network is completely air-gappe
ime I open a project wiht
Netbeans, and I would expect an smart IDE to just remember my setting(s).
An IDE is not here to make my workflow more difficult *imho*. Suggestions
are welcome. Let me begin.
On the command line when I execute a gradle build command it respects the
JDK specified in the proj
Trying to examine source of JDK class (e.g. JTable), so bring up "Go to
Source" window, type name, and click OK. I have multiple Java Platforms
defined, each of which has its sources defined/attached as populated by
default Netbeans discovery on definition.
The first time I lookup a cla
Hi Neil,
I did end up going with embedding the JDK on Windows and am working
out my github actions to package the macOS .app twice (for x86_64 and
arm64). I based it on your praxis-live scripts; many thanks!
The nbpackage work looks very welcome. I will try to take a look as
soon as I can
Hi Steven,
On Sat, 9 Oct 2021 at 16:48, Steven Yi wrote:
> 3. Does anyone have recommendations here? I think I might go down the
> same route as PraxisLive and start bundling a JDK with the built app
> but it felt kind of odd that Netbeans by default does not generate
> platform
s a basic
Maven Platform application I created with the IDE (Netbean 12.5). I
suspect that the .exe has not been updated to detect recent java
versions. I tried this with Zulu JDK 16 and 17 and found the message
reported with the only way to workaround is to modify the
etc/appname.conf file to set jdkh
On 2021/09/21 19:44:25, Peter wrote:
> I've been beating my head over this for several days. Thought maybe it was a
> nb-javac issue. I deactivated nb-javac plugin to eliminate. I have a jar I
> created with shaded plugin. I compile with "java platform:" JDK 11 and
I've been beating my head over this for several days. Thought maybe it was a
nb-javac issue. I deactivated nb-javac plugin to eliminate. I have a jar I
created with shaded plugin. I compile with "java platform:" JDK 11 and
"Source/Binary Format:" 11. The default J
Agreed – also how I read it
For any vendor working around Java, this doesn’t really change much. You cannot
bundle in an app you charge for, or use as part of a service you charge for. At
first, I though this might just be if you try to charge a fee for the JDK part
itself. But the wording
Indeed, there is no reason to switch back to Oracle JDK unless you want
legal ambiguities. There are many JDK vendors/builds now, the Oracle build
doesn't have anything fancy, they themselves tried very hard to kill it and
now want back into the spotlight. I don't think it works that
That says for a year after the *NEXT* LTS release, so not until a year from
now. That should mean a year after JDK 21 is released in 2023, so freely
supported for 3 years from now.
I’ve been using Azul builds these days anyway, since they make a JDK with Java
FX included.
Scott
> On
mited license to internally
> use the unmodified programs for the purposes of "developing, testing,
> prototyping and demonstrating your application, and running the
> program for you own personal use or internal business operations".
> That last part does look to me the same as the la
of "developing, testing, prototyping
and demonstrating your application, and running the program *for you own
personal use or internal business operations*". That last part does look to
me the same as the last license because it means that I can use the JDK for
my "private personal use&qu
On Tue, Sep 14, 2021 at 10:40 AM Geertjan Wielenga <
geertjan.wiele...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
>
>-
>- “Oracle will provide these free releases and updates starting with Oracle
>JDK 17 <https://www.oracle.com/javadownload> and continue for one full
&
-
- “Oracle will provide these free releases and updates starting with Oracle
JDK 17 <https://www.oracle.com/javadownload> and continue for one full
year after the next LTS release
<https://blogs.oracle.com/java/post/moving-the-jdk-to-a-two-year-lts-cadence>.
Prior
JDK 17 is out.
And there was this interesting development.
https://blogs.oracle.com/java/post/free-java-license
Top two bullet points:
+ Oracle is making the industry leading Oracle JDK available for free,
including all quarterly security updates. This includes commercial and
production use
On Sat, Sep 11, 2021 at 6:54 PM Geertjan Wielenga
wrote:
> Best to provide complete step by step instructions for someone to
> reproduce the problem so they can help you.
>
> Gj
>
$ git clone https://github.com/oracle/visualvm.git
< set your jdk to 1.8 >
$ cd visu
debug
> the application and use the tools to learn how the application is built.
>
> I tried setting the Project JDK to JDK1.8 but when I use the “Build”
> option on the project it still uses the JDK (11) that NetBeans is running
> on.
>
> I found this ticket from years ago sayi
nt to
build and run VisualVM within NetBeans 12.4 so I can debug
the application and use the tools to learn how the application is built.
I tried setting the Project JDK to JDK1.8 but when I use the “Build” option on
the project it still uses the JDK (11) that NetBeans is running on.
I found this t
I just followed the Oracle instructions for Windows 10 installation of JDK
1.8.0_301, updating 131. Installation now properly shows the Windows 10
System Java version is jre1.8.0_301. However I can find only the jre. The
jdk isn't anywhere on my machine. Without the jdk, I can't A
Hi,
I think I’m seeing a bug? In Netbeans 12.4 when building with Ant.
It appears that when I build a Netbeans project with Ant it is using the JDK
that Netbeans is currently running on rather than what JDK the project
properties specify.
I found this because of a previous email to the group
/openjdk.jdk
/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/openjdk-11.jdk*
I believe one can symlink the extracted openjdk as well to solve. I did not
try that.
Now able to run a Maven NetBeans module.
The other problem still exists - Cannot open Java Platform Shell from
within NetBeans 12.3
*Cheers*
Mani/Naren/Iyer
Tried and failed to reproduce with this environment:
*Product Version:* Apache NetBeans IDE 12.4
*Java:* 16.0.1; OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM 16.0.1+9
*Runtime:* OpenJDK Runtime Environment 16.0.1+9
*System:* Mac OS X version 10.15.7 running on x86_64; UTF-8; en_GB (nb)
*User directory:* /Users/ge
On 02/07/2021 07:04, manikantanna...@gmail.com wrote:
The steps were to show how to reproduce the problem.
It might be better to post the minimal build files to reproduce it, e.g.
a pom.xml and possibly some Java source
-
maven-dependency-plugin
>>> *3.1.2*
>>>
>>> Since I also build to a war file:
>>>
>>> org.apache.maven.plugins
>>> maven-war-plugin
>>> *3.3.1*
>>>
>>
ns
>> maven-dependency-plugin
>> *3.1.2*
>>
>> Since I also build to a war file:
>>
>> org.apache.maven.plugins
>> maven-war-plugin
>> *3.3.1*
>>
>> I found that the defa
nd that the default plugins were at version 2.x.x or something and
> would not work with JDK > 8
>
>
> Kind Regards,
> James Ostrowick
>
>
> On 01 Jul 2021, at 17:56, manikantanna...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> The error is still around with the update version of the maven pl
3.1.2
Since I also build to a war file:
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-war-plugin
3.3.1
I found that the default plugins were at version 2.x.x or something and would
not work with JDK > 8
Kind Regards,
James Ostrowick
> On 01 Jul 20
; *Envoyé :* jeudi 1 juillet 2021 11:56
> *À :* manikantanna...@gmail.com
> *Cc :* Charles Johnson ; users@netbeans.apache.org
> *Objet :* Re: Maven NB module cannot be run using Open JDK 11
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> If you provide steps to reproduce the issue, someone can help you.
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juillet 2021 11:56
À : manikantanna...@gmail.com
Cc : Charles Johnson ; users@netbeans.apache.org
Objet : Re: Maven NB module cannot be run using Open JDK 11
If you provide steps to reproduce the issue, someone can help you.
Gj
On Thu, 1 Jul 2021 at 11:54, mailto:manikantanna...@gmail.com
t; Might be worth executing the following as a sanity check (making sure
>> it's with your JDK 11's java)
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>> java --list-modules | grep jdk\.jshell
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> I have a simple maven NB module; ON trying to run the module, I get the
> following error
>
> Might be worth executing the following as a sanity check (making sure it's
> with your JDK 11's java)
>
> java --list-modules | grep jdk\.jshell
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On 01/07/2021 10:00, manikantanna...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a simple maven NB module; ON trying to run the module, I get
the following error
Might be worth executing the following as a sanity check (making sure
it's with your JDK 11's java)
java --list-modules | grep jdk\.jshell
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