Re: Removal of org-jdesktop-layout

We could handle this stuff better. It shouldn't be a lot of work to detect this situation and offer the user the option to download the plugin providing jdesktop from the internet in order to continue having the same features. Sadly, no time, so people will just have to adjust... --emi ‐‐

Re: Removal of org-jdesktop-layout

What has this got to do with the removal of jdesktop. Please try not to pollute or hijak other discussions. Feel free to ask a new question however! Associate Principal Software Engineer | IP Development - Care Insight and Delivery Dev | chris.l...@cerner.com | Cern

Re: Removal of org-jdesktop-layout

Hail *fellow users*, I've been running the Netbeans RC1 for a few weeks now and I find many new files are NOT being added to the SVN project (s). The only reason I found this was that I often I bring my work home on a ThumbDrive. I port a fresh svn update of the the latest commit(s). I have f

Re: Removal of org-jdesktop-layout

Yeah, that is what I had been doing. Thanks though! Associate Principal Software Engineer | IP Development - Care Insight and Delivery Dev | chris.l...@cerner.com | Cerner Limited On Jul 12, 2018, at 12:26 PM, Wade Chandler mailto:wadechand

Re: Removal of org-jdesktop-layout

Sometimes in those cases you'll have to go outside the IDE. I would open up a good editor, and then replace those packages with the same layout from Swing; GroupLayout. You have to remember to edit the .form file as well. Wade On Thu, Jul 12, 2018, 06:57 Luff,Chris wrote: > Morning people, th

Removal of org-jdesktop-layout

Morning people, the removal of org.netbeans.api:org-jdesktop-layout means we now have to use swing, no problem. But what if the form editor created the code. I am uplifting the scala plugin in prep for approval of the voting candidates but I can't modify the form generated code?!? Is there an ov