Hi MaciejIt‘s hard to understand, that there is no tool support for Java migration.Much of the needed information seems to be in Maven POMs, so at least a template could be generated by NetBeans.Kind regardsClausAm 13.03.2025 um 12:18 schrieb Maciej Jaros :
This will be a time-c
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
Hi
I have a Maven-based client/server application, which is written in Java 8.
The client is using JavaFX and communicating with the server using REST calls.
I need to update to a current Java release.
I use NetBeans since Version 7 for different employers.
How can NetBeans help here?
Thanks for y
