Problem with breakpoints in JPDA Debugger

The error I get when creating a breakpoint is:
"Not able to submit breakpoint LineBreakpoint ... reason: Breakpoint 
does not belong into the preferred source root 
'/home/matt/pws/xyz-123/src'. See Window/Debugging/Sources."

The problem here is that I have two versions of my project open, xyz-123 
and xyz-456.
I'm trying to set a breakpoint in a java source file in project xyz-465.
Netbeans is telling me that project xyz-123 is the 'preferred' source 
root - however I
have gone into Sources window and un-checked all the boxes next to xyz-123
and only left the xyz-456 boxes checked.

Is there anything I can do ????

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Matt

Re: How I can view content of SOAP messages when develop ws clients using netbeans 6.1?

Re: NB 6.1 - Matisse - Undocked Properties and Palettes

Hi,

try Tools | Options | Miscellaneous | Appearance and uncheck "Transparent
floating windows"

-michael

rdblaha1 wrote:
> 
> NB 6.1 has a tremendous amount of very helpful features for which I am
> thankful.  There is one I would like to do without.  NB 6.1 appears to
> have introduced a new feature for when the Properties window and Palette
> window are undocked.  When I am on working on the main IDE window on a Gui
> Design my Properties and Palette windows are 'ghosted', 'faded' , or
> 'dimmed'  (those are the words I used searching in the NB Help).  This may
> be helpful and may have been requested by other users.  I would like to be
> able to turn it off.  This situation usually requires an extra click (if I
> can even see the ghosted window, especially the Properties window when it
> is over a window filled with text) with the mouse to un-ghost it beside
> use the window for what I need (even just to view my settings).
> 
> Where can I go to find out how to make my undocked Properties and Palette
> windows not ghost out?
> 

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Re: Re: [nbannounce] NetBeans IDE 6.1 Now Available

NB blocks on printing?

I have NB 6.0.1.  I just went to print out one of my source files, and
noticed that I couldn't use the UI while it was printing.  Granted that
the class is larger than would be ideal, still I should think that
printing would take place in a separate thread, no?

Rebeccah
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NetBeans libraries and JavaDoc

OK, what am I missing?

If I create a new library containing foo.jar, I can set the sources to  
foo-sources.jar, but can't set the docs to foo-javadocs.jar.

Any time I select the javadocs jar, NetBeans complains that the  
JavaDoc root is invalid and that the index-files folder is missing, or  
the index-all.html is missing. Yet the index-all.html file is there,  
right at the root of the archive. Also, if I extract the contents of  
the doc jar, NetBeans will happily accept the root of the extracted  
file as the Doc dir.

What's up with this?

-David

Debug JUnit on Vista?

Hi, all -

I've finally broken down and installed Vista on an empty partition.  :-U 
I'm trying to get NB installed and running. Seems to install ok, I can
compile and run a suite of JUnit tests against a library I'm developing...
but I can't debug. If I try to debug one of the unit tests, two lines of
output show up on the debugger console -

'listening on 49194
select failed'.

I have the Vista UAC disabled; I'm running in an admin account; I have
modified the NB shortcut properties to 'run as administrator'. Nothing
works.

Any ideas?

TIA...
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JSF Woodstock asynchronous refresh of layout panel

Hi

    I am using the Woodstock components in a JSF application.  I am 
using the AJAX javascript functions to do asynchronous refreshes of 
components.

This is working fine with dropdown menus. A select in dropdown1 updates 
the values in dropdown2 without a full page refresh.

What I would like to do is to asynchronously set the visibility of a 
layout panel.  I have a bunch of components in a layout panel that I 
want to display/hide based on the selection in a dropdown menu.  Layout 
panels don't have a refresh javascript function so this won't work.

Any suggestions on how to accomplish this?  I need to hit the server 
since the visibility of the panel is determined on the server based on 
the value selected in a dropdown.  I can asynchronously set the 
visibility of each component in the layout panel but that still leaves 
the layout panel and a huge white space on the page.

Thanks
Chrys

Query syntax in Netbeans

I am new to Netbeans, my project has a table by name Dvdtaken. Entity class
for this table is Dvdtaken.java
Session bean class is DvdtakenFacade. I have a method called returnDvdtaken
in the session bean ie DvdtakenFacade

public void returnDvdtaken(String userid, String dvdid) 
    {

         em.createQuery("update Dvdtaken o set o.status='invalid' where
o.userid = '"+ userid + "' and o.dvdid='"+dvdid+"' ");

    } 

i am calling this method from a servlet ReturnServ

try 
        {

            String userid = request.getParameter("userid");
            String dvdid = request.getParameter("dvdid");

            out.println("entered try block"); 
            dvdtakenFacade.returnDvdtaken(userid,dvdid); 

            out.println("DVD returned");

       } 

        catch (Exception e) 
        {
            out.println("in catch block");
            e.printStackTrace();
        }   

The error is : Exception Description: Syntax error parsing the query [update
Dvdtake as object(o) set o.status='invalid' where o.userid = '126' and
o.dvdid='5' ], line 1, column 19: syntax error at [object].
Internal Exception: line 1:19: expecting IDENT, found 'object'

Can someone please tell me the correct syntax for update and delete
operations...
Thanks in advance.
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RE: Query syntax in Netbeans

Could it be a simple spelling mistake 'Dvdtaken' vs 'Dvdtake' for example?

Unrelated side remark: I would recommend to use query parameters instead of
string concatenations. That way the JPA/JDBC/DB runtime will take care of
substitution, escaping, etc..

em.createQuery("update Dvdtaken o set o.status=:status where
			o.userid = :userid and o.dvdid = :dvdid")
		.setParameter("status", "invalid")
		.setParameter("userid ", userid)
      	.setParameter("dvdid", dvdid);

> -----Original Message-----
> From: rlssp [mailto:swetharaghav <at> hotmail.com]
> Sent: Thursday, 1 May 2008 11:02 AM
> To: nbusers <at> netbeans.org
> Subject: [nbusers] Query syntax in Netbeans
> 
> 
> I am new to Netbeans, my project has a table by name Dvdtaken. Entity
> class
> for this table is Dvdtaken.java
> Session bean class is DvdtakenFacade. I have a method called
> returnDvdtaken
> in the session bean ie DvdtakenFacade
> 
> public void returnDvdtaken(String userid, String dvdid)
>     {
> 
>          em.createQuery("update Dvdtaken o set o.status='invalid' where
> o.userid = '"+ userid + "' and o.dvdid='"+dvdid+"' ");
> 
>     }
> 
> 
> i am calling this method from a servlet ReturnServ
> 
> try
>         {
> 
>             String userid = request.getParameter("userid");
>             String dvdid = request.getParameter("dvdid");
> 
>             out.println("entered try block");
>             dvdtakenFacade.returnDvdtaken(userid,dvdid);
> 
>             out.println("DVD returned");
> 
>        }
> 
>         catch (Exception e)
>         {
>             out.println("in catch block");
>             e.printStackTrace();
>         }
> 
> The error is : Exception Description: Syntax error parsing the query
> [update
> Dvdtake as object(o) set o.status='invalid' where o.userid = '126' and
> o.dvdid='5' ], line 1, column 19: syntax error at [object].
> Internal Exception: line 1:19: expecting IDENT, found 'object'
> 
> Can someone please tell me the correct syntax for update and delete
> operations...
> Thanks in advance.
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