> Ironically had to use Eclipse for the first time today on a client's VM
and found their Maven integration confusing too. Tools take time to learn.
> Best wishes,
> Neil
I pretty much second this. The first time I used Eclipse I just did Hello
World. Even a simple TDD exercise would probably h
On Wed, 12 Feb 2020, 18:17 cryptearth,
wrote:
> How was I supposed to know I have to add a folder in files view called
> resources under src/main instead of just add a new folder in the projects
> view.
>
There is a node for resources in the project view somewhere. You can do
this via the UI, bu
Yes, indeed, if you want to use Maven you need to at least know the basics
of Maven. No, we're not going to recreate the Maven documentation in
NetBeans.
Gj
On Wed, Feb 12, 2020 at 7:16 PM cryptearth
wrote:
> Well, for someone not knowing much about maven, and no knowing that
> NetBeans is just
Well, for someone not knowing much about maven, and no knowing that
NetBeans is just a GUI wrapper around it, it's not intuitive if you have
to follow rules you just don't know about. How was I supposed to know I
have to add a folder in files view called resources under src/main
instead of just
It is exactly and precisely how Maven works.
NetBeans does nothing special, it simply supports 100% Maven exactly and
precisely as Maven is defined.
Gj
On Wed, Feb 12, 2020 at 7:09 PM cryptearth
wrote:
> Well, although that's less than non-intuitive it worked.
> Thanks.
>
> Matt
>
> Am 12.02.2
Well, although that's less than non-intuitive it worked.
Thanks.
Matt
Am 12.02.2020 um 19:04 schrieb Geertjan Wielenga:
NetBeans is simply a wrapper around your Maven command line and the
POM defines your project. Where would you normally put that file in a
normal Maven project is where you wo
NetBeans is simply a wrapper around your Maven command line and the POM
defines your project. Where would you normally put that file in a normal
Maven project is where you would put it in your project in NetBeans:
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-standard-directory-l
Hello NetBeans community,
so I decided to use NetBeans over Eclipse just for no reason - and I'm
already struggle at my first project:
I have a json file I want to load, but no matter where I place it it
doesn't get copied over to the build. I also tried to create a folder -
but it doesn't sho
