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Michelle Bhaal | 1 Sep 07:49
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NB6.1 library not found

Hello.

I'm using NetBeans 6.1 and I'm referencing a library, which is a
project alongside my current project.  My current project has the
library project listed as a library, but the IDE cannot see the
classes contained in it.

eg:
Sub Project
 - Source Files
  - Package a.b.c
   - d.java
   - e.java

Main Project
 - Source Files
  - Package x.y.z
   - phi.java <- references a.b.c.d.java
   - theta.java <- references a.b.c.e.java
 - Libraries
  - Sub Project

Neither phi.java nor theta.java compile as they cannot see their
references, the IDE simply won't list them (import <ctrl-space> = com,
org, ..., but not a)

Why?  I can see that everything is where it's supposed to be, but
neither NetBeans nor the ANT script when run manually can see the
library.
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jose.alvarezc | 1 Sep 03:03
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using a login form in a netbeans desktop application

http://www.thainetbeans.com/sample/logindemo.htm here there is a tutorial creating a login using
application framework.
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yuanjianyi | 1 Sep 03:36
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How to let system editor open netbeans unknown file in project?

Hi Dvorak!

Thanks for your reply. But I cannot find any  right-click menu item like "Open in System" in Netbeans 6.1.

In fact I find a "open with" in Netbeans 6.5 dev version and it also provide a "Files" option config. I think
this function will be provide in 6.5 soon.

Forntunatly, I find a plugin named "Path Tools", which can help me explore to the file location at least.

Petr Dvorak wrote:
> Hi!

> 

> I believe it should be possible to right-click the file in the Files 

> view and to choose "Open in System" -> this should open the file using 

> the default system action...

> 

> Does this help?

> 

> With regards,

>
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fh | 1 Sep 04:34
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JPA persistence.xml

hi,

how to protect password on persistence.xml file?
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TimothyL | 1 Sep 06:46
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about class GroupLayout

Hello,

I am having the same problem.

Unfortunately upgrading to 1.6 is not an option as my company only uses 1.5 at the moment. I am using the GUI
builder and it uses GroupLayout to place all of the components. 

I have swing-layout-1.0.3.jar, but the autogenerated code from the netbeans gui builder defines all the
GroupLayout as:

"javax.swing.GroupLayout layout = new javax.swing.GroupLayout(this);"

And of course, Netbeans being the flexible IDE that it is will not let me edit this code because it was
autogenerated. Is there a way to remove the guarded coded so that I can edit my own code? 

Thanks for any help,

Tim
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TimothyL | 1 Sep 06:58
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about class GroupLayout

I fixed my own problem  :D 

But for the sake of others who may run into this problem this is what I did:

Right click the conflicted form and go to "Properties" in the Netbeans GUI builder. Then under "Layout
Generation Style" use "Swing Layout Extensions Library" instead of "Standard Java 6 Code". This fixes
everything without having to upgrade. Look at the attached picture :D

Thanks,

Tim

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http://forums.netbeans.org//files/netbuilder_115.png
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redstorm | 1 Sep 09:40
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using a login form in a netbeans desktop application


jose.alvarezc wrote:
> http://www.thainetbeans.com/sample/logindemo.htm here there is a tutorial creating a login using
application framework.

I've already done this. The problem is that the login form should appear before the main window so that some
elements in the main window could appear or not depending on the user privilege. And I couldn't do it
because i didn't found methods for that.
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nutsukae | 1 Sep 09:50
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i can't import javax.bluetooth in java application

i try to import javax.microedition and javax.bluetooth but i never work.

What should i do ??

Thank
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Tomas Musil | 1 Sep 11:46
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Re: NetBeans 6.5 - doesn't connect to the Internet

Hi, it depends on firewall you are using, but i suppose since Netbeans 
is running on JVM, how about to search for some Java process? Just 
guessing..

T.

missalexa wrote:
> My NetBeans 6.5 is configured to use no proxy server, because I don't need one in order to normally connect
to the Internet, and to use the default browser.
>
> But because of my firewall, NetBeans can't connect to the Internet. I have disabled the firewall for a few
minutes and the NetBeans succeeded in getting online. So now I'm supposed to modify the security
configuration of the firewall. The problem is that the name NetBeans doesn'r appear in the configuration
list, so it must be some other name... [Rolling Eyes] ...and I don't know that name. In order to get the
updates, NetBeans creates a new connection to the Internet (even if I normally use another one). I suppose
that the firewall is blocking this new connection, which is named   :o Internet connection, and I can't find
it in the configuration of my firewall.
>
> Could anyone help me?
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> Alexa.
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Ilan | 1 Sep 11:50
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Re: How do I get "files" back into the Projects, Files, Services window?


Hi Petr,
Thanks for the tip, which successfully worked!

The joke is that I use the drag and drop feature all the time for files.
I have dual screens which I've divided into 2 panels on each screen.
This gives me a view of 4 files at a time, which is REALLY NICE.
So I'm dragging files from one panel to another all the time.

I didn't realize the same trick worked for system panels on the side.
I did try it before writing but it failed for me. Since you said it should
work, I tried again. My mistake was that I opened the files window
and tried to drag it - that fails to work. But if I drag the button which
opens the window, that does work - and that I didn't try.

Netbeans is a real pleasure to work with and it was a kick in the butt
that suddenly I "lost" the File pane. Now it is back to working normally.

Thanks for the tip,
Ilan

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