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Terence Ramos | 1 Feb 01:15

RE: Customize NB Build

Actually, I should rephrase my question. I think I should be calling the perl script directly and not the make. I think all I really need to know is how to grab the value of an ability within build.xml. That’s my current guess at the moment.

 

Terence

 

From: Terence Ramos [mailto:terencer <at> replaymobile.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 3:41 PM
To: nbusers <at> netbeans.org
Subject: [nbusers] Customize NB Build

 

Hi All,

 

Is there a way to customize the ant Build so that it can run make with a certain command line argument that is obtained through an ability value? Let’s say there is an ability in one of my projects called “user” with the value “guest”. When I build the project, before any code is compiled, it will run “make guest”.

 

Terence

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Nan Null | 1 Feb 01:16
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Re: [naive] Eclipse plugins?


Good idea.  I wonder what alternatives would be without doing this.  I know that providing a good API help, but that's not a solution.  The right way is to support the Eclipse plugins somehow.  I think that would definitely bring a big bang of new users.

The problem is hard because Eclipse is so different from Netbeans.  However, I think if initial effort is to support the top 10 popular plugins that are not available in Netbeans.  Next, the goal is to provide the next 20 and so on.


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From: Stephen Winnall <steve <at> winnall.ch>
To: nbusers <at> netbeans.org
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 6:11:11 PM
Subject: [nbusers] [naive] Eclipse plugins?

A silly question, perhaps: has anyone looked at the idea of providing  
an interface to Eclipse plugins from NetBeans? It seems to me that  
the only thing going for Eclipse as opposed to NetBeans is the  
plethora of plugins available for Eclipse. If NetBeans could use  
them, it would strengthen its  position immensely.

Steve


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Jeffrey H. Coffield | 1 Feb 01:33
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Re: How can I define custom properties for my component added to the palette?

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Expand the source file in the project window, expand that and right
click on the "Bean Patterns" and select the
Beaninfo editor. Obviously (not).

Jeff Coffield
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Peter Lam | 1 Feb 01:49
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Re: Any notes on how to use the robustness items "entity" "control" and "boundry" class?

The definitions for these 3 types of classes are included in Karthikeyan's response. As for usage, they can be used in class diagrams. Iconic form is the initial default form after creation for these classes. If you need to add for example attributes and operations to them, you need to display them as non-iconic form by right-clicking on the class and select "Show as Non-Iconic". Then, you can treat it as a regular class for adding/editing attributes and operations. In fact, these classes are just the regular classes with different stereotype.

--Peter

mxc wrote:
Hi Karthikieyan, Thanks but I was looking for how to use them on UML diagrammes in netbeans. So if I have a class that maps to a table do I just use a normal class element with the stereotype entity"? Are these robyustness element types used in use case diagramme only? It appears that one cannot add attributes to these elements without right-clicking on them and they dont display in the diagramme so I assume they are not used in class diagrammes? If not how do they relate? thanks Karthikeyan.Rajeswaran wrote:
From the javahelp (http://www.netbeans.org/source/browse/*checkout*/uml/core/javahelp/org/netbeans/modules/uml/docs/basics/Attic/diagram_components_class.html?rev=1.1.2.2) Boundary Class: An element in which Actors use boundary objects in communicating with a system. Control Class: An element in which objects serve as the "glue" between boundary objects and entity objects. These objects connect the user to the stored data. Entity Class: An element in which objects are usually objects from the domain model. These objects often map to database tables and files. regards, karthik mxc wrote:
Hi there, I am playing around with the beta UML pack. I would like to know how to
use
the "entity", "control" and "boundary" classes? I can assign "entity" streotypes to normal class diagrammes. So what is
the
correct way to do this? thanks
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Peter Lam | 1 Feb 01:54
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Re: UML two-way modelling

The round-trip engineering feature will be put back in future releases 
but I don't have a timeline now. Will update you once I hear more on this.

--Peter

Ulrich Schulte wrote:
> Hello Roman, Hello karthik,
>
> thank you for your fast replys. I guessed this, however, I did not 
> find the thread at forums.java.sun.com. Now, I know, that there is 
> nothing wrong with my system.
>
> Do you have any ideas, when round-trip engineering will be available 
> again?
>
> Regards and thanks again.
>
> Ulrich
>
> ps. I really like netbeans a lot.
>
>
> Karthikeyan Rajeswaran schrieb:
>> Please also refer to: 
>> http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5121599&messageID=9425784#9425784 
>>
>>    ...The live roundtrip engineering feature in both Java Studio 
>> Enterprise 8.1 and the Beta release of UML Module in
>>    NetBeans 5.5 has been disabled and replaced with the batch code 
>> generation and reverse engineering features.
>>    This means code generation will replace the existing code with the 
>> newly generated code with an option to keep the
>>    original code as a backup. In the future releases, live roundtrip 
>> engineering feature will be made available again....
>>
>> thanks,
>> karthik
>>
>>
>> Roman Strobl wrote:
>>
>>> The synchronization has changed since I did the demo, it is manual 
>>> now. I believe it will be turned back on for the final release of 
>>> UML module. The reason to make the synchronization manual was to 
>>> avoid some possible bugs.
>>>
>>> -Roman
>>>
>>> Ulrich Schulte wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hello,
>>>>
>>>> I am trying to reproduce the two-way UML Demo provided by Roumen 
>>>> (see http://blogs.sun.com/roumen/entry/flash_demo_2_way_uml).
>>>> However, when doing his demo on my pc (german Win XP, Netbeans 5.5, 
>>>> JDK 6) there is no synchronizing model against source and vice 
>>>> versa. Another thing is, that I do not get the option "generate 
>>>> Source" when creating the UML-Project.
>>>>
>>>> Did I miss something?
>>>>
>>>> Regards
>>>>
>>>> Ulrich
>>>
>>
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JC Lee | 1 Feb 02:02
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Missing the Changelog of NB Daily Builds...

Hi,

I'm sticking on the daily builds of NB 551, and just missing that old feature of daily build change log which was provided in the old version of NB download website. That's helpful for fans like me to know what have been changed in the build and decide if to download it or just wait a couple of days for the next build.

Hope this feature back!

JC.L


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JC Lee | 1 Feb 02:06
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Re: Missing the Changelog of NB Daily Builds...

Withdraw, just found it


From: JC Lee <jclee_sg <at> yahoo.com.sg>
To: nbusers <at> netbeans.org
Sent: Thursday, 1 February 2007 9:02:49
Subject: Missing the Changelog of NB Daily Builds...

Hi,

I'm sticking on the daily builds of NB 551, and just missing that old feature of daily build change log which was provided in the old version of NB download website. That's helpful for fans like me to know what have been changed in the build and decide if to download it or just wait a couple of days for the next build.

Hope this feature back!

JC.L


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JC Lee | 1 Feb 02:12
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Re: Re: Missing the Changelog of NB Daily Builds...

But it contains nothing, and only available for ide, other packs have no changelog though.

----- Original Message ----
From: JC Lee <jclee_sg <at> yahoo.com.sg>
To: nbusers <at> netbeans.org
Sent: Thursday, 1 February 2007 9:06:43
Subject: [nbusers] Re: Missing the Changelog of NB Daily Builds...

Withdraw, just found it


From: JC Lee <jclee_sg <at> yahoo.com.sg>
To: nbusers <at> netbeans.org
Sent: Thursday, 1 February 2007 9:02:49
Subject: Missing the Changelog of NB Daily Builds...

Hi,

I'm sticking on the daily builds of NB 551, and just missing that old feature of daily build change log which was provided in the old version of NB download website. That's helpful for fans like me to know what have been changed in the build and decide if to download it or just wait a couple of days for the next build.

Hope this feature back!

JC.L


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djohnson | 1 Feb 02:39
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Re: OFF - TOPIC

Marc,

I see Samuel Ventura pointed you to the Jakarta poi project which works
well. I've used it extensively to output directly to Excel files. If you
would like some code samples contact me off-list.

David Johnson

On Wed, 2007-01-31 at 17:18 -0500, Marc Farrow wrote:
> But I wanted to know if anyone has had any experience with using a
> Java API to write out EXCEL sheets in XLS format and not CVS format?
> Any pointers out there?
> 
> -- 
> Marc Farrow
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Dru Devore | 1 Feb 02:52
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Project Groups Module

I am trying to use the project groups module but the menu item does not
seem to be working. I have installed it and it is active but I just
can't seem to find anything from the document
http://projects.netbeans.org/buildsys/groups.html that actually exists.

Any help is appreciated.

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Dru Devore
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