I have been trying to install glashfish 2.x into netbeans 7.0.1 for three days now. Needless to say, I have tried many, many things. Presently I am here: According to Netbeans.org, glassfish 2.x should be in the list of available plugins. But it's not there.
Will anyone please share their success with me? I am using mac os x.
Thanks
Tell me about it. Been fighting this off and on now for a week. Keep having to go back to 7.0.0 prior to adding the 'fixes' to plugins. Utterly frustrating!
Did you guys check what you had in your netbeans update center ? I have heard people mentioning that they had URLs for 6.9 and plugins (such as GF2.0) will not show up until you modify that URL for 7.0
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i have a raspberry pi 4 with ubuntu 21.04 Desktop and i want to install kotlin (I don't want to use snap).
Can anyone tell me how to do it?
Thanks.
The easiest/officially supported way to get started is using IntelliJ IDEA Community. Take a look at this guide for an in-depth explanation on RPi, without Snap. The Kotlin plugin comes bundled with the application, so it should be installed by this point. You can then create a new project, and IntelliJ will guide you on setting up a native (binary executable/shared library) or JVM (compatible with Java) project.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you need anything else.
I'm trying to add "JDK9 Build 160" as a platfrom in netbeans 8.2. After adding the platform, the class tab contains no platform classpaths. I tried many blogs and guides but gave no solution. Could someone help please?
The simple answer is that JDK 9 does not work with NetBeans 8.2. To use JDK 9 Early Access builds you will need one of the NetBeans daily development builds. Have a look at the wiki page that explains it in a lot more detail:
http://wiki.netbeans.org/JDK9Support
I've used the daily development builds and JDK 9 with no problems. With the development build the 'Classes' tab will display all of the platform modules included in JDK 9 as part of the JPMS.
For some days I've been using MAMP Pro 3.07 from http://www.mamp.info.
Great tool and all works fine.
But now I have the problem, that for a new project I need to connect to MSSQL.
I searched for a howto the last 3 hours in www, but can´t find a working answer or am I to stupid?
Is there a possibility to install "PDO-dblib" on MAMP on OSX Yosemite?
Or can somebody explain me how I can do this?
Thanks in advance!
From PHP website:
PDO_DBLIB: This extension is not available anymore on Windows with PHP 5.3 or later.
I see MAMP allows you to use different versions of PHP, so if you choose php 5.1.6 it may work. There is also a comment there from a guy who wrote its own class for this purpose. I am adding you also the pecl repository for this PDODblib.
Apart of this I am recommending you to use the latest version of PHP and do not rely on maintained extensions. PDO, which comes now by default with PHP, allows you to connect to MSSQL databases and you can find documentation here and here.
doesn't play framework 2.0.4 support some consoles?
when i was using 1.x, i could use the console "play eclipsify"
and "play dependencies" to fbconnect and fbgraph modules
but from when i chaged the version, it's not working.
then how can i connect those modules? i've no idea to do that
i think the new version doesn't support those consoles for modules
is it correct?
is the way totally different? if then please let me know.
also juz awhile ago i checked the 1.2.5 version
and there is no dependencies.yml and module folder
would you let me know what changed and how can i apply and adjust?
Thank you for your time
https://github.com/playframework/Play20/wiki/Play-2.0-for-Play-1.x-developers
check this out
and i wanna tell you some people who evaluate my question
what if there is no begginer who really want to learn and ask, how developing survives?
i hate reputations!
Yes, it's TOTALY different, although some ideas are the same, Play 2.x is quite new product (as stated in many topics and questions since many months), there's (fortunately) no backward compatibility between Play 1.x and 2.x!
When you'll visit Play 1.x (only) modules page the first thing you'll see will be that disclaimer:
These modules are for the Play 1.x series only. Play 2.0 modules can be hosted anywhere on any Ivy, Maven or Git repository. We will add a directory for them here shortly.
Thanx to Pere Villega you can also search for Play 2.0 for Java or Scala modules on PlayModules.net site, however you need carefully choose between Play 1.x and Play 2.x series.
For working with eclipse, check the Play's 2.0 IDE documentation.
My plugin is stored as an archived update site (.zip), and works perfectly fine in Indigo (3.7.1) and Juno (4.2) on Windows. However, when trying to run it on Mac OSX (tried on two different machines) and a fresh Juno, the installation works as usual and the plugin seems to be installed with no errors, but none of the plugin features are available (1 view, 2 buttons on main toolbar).
Starting eclipse from terminal just gives the warning No binding table for org.eclipse.ui.contexts.dialog, but after a bit of research, this seems to be a known and harmless issue of eclipse 4.2.
When looking at installation details, my plugin is listed as usual, just the features are missing...
What is going on here?
To figure it out, I did some debugging on a Mac, and it turned out, that it was a problem with the JRE-versions: My plugin requested 1.7, whereas the macs only had 1.6 installed. But still it's strange that eclipse doesn't say a word to the user at any time, even though it's declared in the MANIFEST.MF...