Re: Howto customize generated code method initComponents for a custom Bean? [SOLVED]

You can use the Palette Manager with which you can create a category  
for your component(s) then add it(them) as a library, jar, or  
project.  You can then just drop your component on the form from the  
Palette and it will behave just as all the other components in the  
palette.  You will also be able to set its properties, as it will have  
a Properties tab as any bean in the palette does, but only those that  
you have set-up to be able to do so.  I don't remember how that works  
but this will tell you I think:

http://wiki.netbeans.org/NetBeansJavaBeansTutorial

Just noticed that's written by a familiar name here: Wade Chandler.

On Dec 29, 2009, at 3:42 PM, ipersubario wrote:

> ... put in my JFrame a Custom Bean that extends JTextField.
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> Another thing. I've been modified customize code for that component  
> and it works perfectly. When I add another one NetBeans set old  
> code. Is there any way to set the code modification as default for  
> that component?
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> Thanks
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Mark Wade
markwade <at> optonline.net

Re: Desktop application (executable jar file) taking long time to load

http://littletutorials.com/2008/03/09/displaying-a-splash-image-with-java-6/

though it doesn't use a JProgressBar but simulates one.  Google "java  
splash screen with progress bar"

On Dec 29, 2009, at 2:30 PM, belady wrote:

> how can I use a ProgressMonitor so that when the user clicks on the  
> executable the progress monitor will be displayed until the  
> application starts. I tried the tutorials on java.sun.com but the  
> problem is that the ProgressMonitor doesn't show up until the real  
> applications starts up.
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> thanks.
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Mark Wade
markwade <at> optonline.net

Re: Desktop application (executable jar file) taking long time to load

Web application version is unsupported ?

Hi,

I have created a maven/WebApp project. But when I try to create a
servlet, netbeans says "Web application version is unsupported". I
can't create a servlet.

What version netbeans / maven is supposed to supported, and how ?

I have netbeans 6.8, and maven 2.2.1.

Thanks.

removing netbeans

I previously had netbeans-6.7.1 installed, however I installed 
netbeans-6.8 assuming it would remove the old version.

It didn't not, so I simply deleted the folder of the old version. Now I 
am still seeing the old version in my system menu?

my system info is

yadav <at> KubuntuX64:$ uname -a
Linux KubuntuX64 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:58:03 
UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux

how can I remove the old version from my system so it no longer show up 
in my menu.

I am surprised no one has thought of putting this check in the installer?

Also where can I download the old version netbeans-6.7.1-ml-cpp-linux.sh 
if I need to install it to perform a proper uninstall.

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Re: How to show the searching field at the bottom of the Files panel ??

john-684 wrote:
> 
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> No offense, but may I ask what is wrong with that one?
> 
> 

No offense...:) 

Is not bad of course, but i would prefer something simpler for a quick
search. The search field i mentioned in my first post would be great if it
includes the possibility of searching also the files that are not showed.

Don't you think?

Javi
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Re: NetBeans installation without installing bundled JDK

regardless of how started, netbeans uses java -- the installed java on 
you system.
can be 32 or 64 bit java;

it can be changed by editing <nb-install-dir>/etc/netbeans.conf
this is the preferred way to change the netbeans default runtime jdk -- 
which is what netbeans uses when started.

projects can be assigned your choice of jdk -- 32 or 64bit;

i have some projects that require 32bit jdk because some special .dll 
files need to be loaded by
the jvm -- and they are 32bit .dll -- which requires a 32bit jvm to run.

On 12/30/2009 7:35 AM, garga wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I recently switched to Win 7 x64 and would like to install NetBeans. I already have JDK&  JRE (x64) installed
and would like to use them instead of (what I presume) the 32-bit version bundled with NetBeans JavaSE. It
is a bit unclear how to proceed so that the Windows installer (the EXE) does not install JDK again. Probably
it would work just fine having both x86 and x64 JDK on the same machine but I'd rather not do that.
>
> I looked into downloading a ZIP installation but could not figure out which one is just the IDE without JDK.
There are a few files that have a non-descriptive file name but they don;t seem to be the right one.
>
> Thanks in advance for pointing me in the right direction.
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Re: How do I make my netbeans 6.8 refer to jdk1.6.0_17 instead of jdk1.6.0_11

netbeans - menubar/tools/java platforms;

jre only used for java runtime -- you point java platforms to a jdk, not 
a jre

that only changes the java version options for your developed programs --

you change what java netbeans uses to run by editing
<netbeans-install>/etc/netbeans.conf
-- give it a jdk, not a jre.

On 12/30/2009 9:43 AM, robert127 wrote:
> I have java jdk1.6.0_17-b04 installed. (verified by doing a java – version on the command line),
but my version of Netbeans 6.8 only recognises  jdk1.6.0_11.
> When I look in the C:\program files\java directory, I see the following directories:
>
>   jdk1.6.0_11
>   jre1.6.0
>   jre1.6.0_07
>   jre6
>
> I would have expected a folder for jdk1.6.0_17, but instead there is a folder marked jre6. When using
Netbeans, I try to point the new platform to jre6, it does not detect the bin folder within jre6. I have used
the properties class to display the version number in a java program and it is using jdk1.6.0_11.
>
> How do I make my netbeans 6.8 refer to jdk1.6.0_17?
>
> Regards, Rob.
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Re: removing netbeans

you question may have some linux specific answers -- regarding windows

there is an uninstall script in the <netbeans-install-dir>; can also be 
removed  with control-panel/add-remove programs.

to avoid the type of issues you report here -- i uninstall, rather then 
delete the folder;

on windows you can have many different versions of netbeans installed, 
running same time -- and i do at times.

because separate programs can coexist -- uninstall of different version 
is not required.

gary

On 1/2/2010 10:30 AM, Rajinder Yadav wrote:
> I previously had netbeans-6.7.1 installed, however I installed 
> netbeans-6.8 assuming it would remove the old version.
>
> It didn't not, so I simply deleted the folder of the old version. Now 
> I am still seeing the old version in my system menu?
>
> my system info is
>
> yadav <at> KubuntuX64:$ uname -a
> Linux KubuntuX64 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:58:03 
> UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
>
> how can I remove the old version from my system so it no longer show 
> up in my menu.
>
> I am surprised no one has thought of putting this check in the installer?
>
> Also where can I download the old version 
> netbeans-6.7.1-ml-cpp-linux.sh if I need to install it to perform a 
> proper uninstall.
>
>

Re: Running SQL queries using a JDBC

http://java.sun.com/products/jdbc/codeExamples_3.0.zip

On 12/30/2009 8:55 AM, jtrulu1 wrote:
> bump
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> anyone? is this even possible?
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