Eduardo Fuerte
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How to find missing packages when using Netbeans IDE 8.1 ?
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How to find missing packages when using Netbeans IDE 8.1 ?
Is there a kind of "Nuget" administrator to help in findind packages ?
Thanks in advance.
How to find missing packages when using Netbeans IDE 8.1 ?
Is there a kind of "Nuget" administrator to help in findind packages ?
Thanks in advance.
Hi Eduardo.
First let me do a stupid question: as you saw, in download page for Netbeans IDE you have several options. I don't know if you have downloaded Netbeans just to this Java project or if you had downloaded previously for maybe a php project: if this is the case, it could be you have downloaded the version for Php which doesn't include any Java library, so you have to download the right version of Netbeans.
If you already have Netbeans for Java (or for everything), you can look at the menu Tools->Libraries to look for missing libraries. Also, you can check required libraries are included in project properties: File->Project properties ( or right click on the project name in the Project panel and choose Properties)
Hope this helps :-)
First let me do a stupid question: as you saw, in download page for Netbeans IDE you have several options. I don't know if you have downloaded Netbeans just to this Java project or if you had downloaded previously for maybe a php project: if this is the case, it could be you have downloaded the version for Php which doesn't include any Java library, so you have to download the right version of Netbeans.
If you already have Netbeans for Java (or for everything), you can look at the menu Tools->Libraries to look for missing libraries. Also, you can check required libraries are included in project properties: File->Project properties ( or right click on the project name in the Project panel and choose Properties)
Hope this helps :-)
You caould also find this article interesting: https://netbeans.org/kb/docs/web/hibernate-webapp.html
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Hi Marco
You are going beyond your obligation, since you're a PHP specialist.
I saw what you suggested.
Tools->Libraries gives only existing .jar you have installed in your PC.
I need a way of an automatic downlad, a kind of functionality as Nuget does in .net platform.
You are going beyond your obligation, since you're a PHP specialist.
I saw what you suggested.
Tools->Libraries gives only existing .jar you have installed in your PC.
I need a way of an automatic downlad, a kind of functionality as Nuget does in .net platform.
But have you the full java Nebeans IDE installed?
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Yes.
I guess it is commonly needed ,jar that didn't come in instalation so is needed to download it someway.
I guess it is commonly needed ,jar that didn't come in instalation so is needed to download it someway.
Sorry, I reached my limit here :-(
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Hi Marco
At least you pointed that Netbeans could be used with PHP, I've been using another tool maybe not so actualized. I'm going to open another question about debug facilities by using Netbeans and PHP.
At least you pointed that Netbeans could be used with PHP, I've been using another tool maybe not so actualized. I'm going to open another question about debug facilities by using Netbeans and PHP.
Ok. Post here th elink to the new question when ready :-)
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Here it is
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28940705/Could-you-relate-your-experiences-about-Netbeans-IDE-use-for-debbuging.html
(Amazing the way this original question assumed)
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28940705/Could-you-relate-your-experiences-about-Netbeans-IDE-use-for-debbuging.html
(Amazing the way this original question assumed)
I reply you here (so if in your question you don't receive comments it will become Neglected and other top experts will be notified about it).
Really, I don't use Netbeans as debugger: it would necessary install something like x-debug and I don't want (any resonable reason for this: I'm only lazy).
To debug php code I use Firephp extension: it's a library which you can add to your code and include in your php files. Once done, you can put in the console (browsers' console) any kind of message to help you with anything is going wrong. When even jQuery or javascript are involved in my browser's console I get all messages I setup within the code and generally it is enough to solve my problems.
But this is not a real debugging, or better, this doesn't use any Netbeans IDE special feature so I preferred give you my 2 cents about here.
Good luck
Really, I don't use Netbeans as debugger: it would necessary install something like x-debug and I don't want (any resonable reason for this: I'm only lazy).
To debug php code I use Firephp extension: it's a library which you can add to your code and include in your php files. Once done, you can put in the console (browsers' console) any kind of message to help you with anything is going wrong. When even jQuery or javascript are involved in my browser's console I get all messages I setup within the code and generally it is enough to solve my problems.
But this is not a real debugging, or better, this doesn't use any Netbeans IDE special feature so I preferred give you my 2 cents about here.
Good luck
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Hi Marco
Thanks for participation!
Thanks for participation!
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Happy for you! On to the next.
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Thanks Marco!
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Maven automatize the .JAR downloads, something analog than Nuget does for .net platform.
After some searches it's easy to conclude.
After some searches it's easy to conclude.
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