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BM | 1 Feb 01:54
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Re: Oracle - Future of Netbeans?

On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 12:57 AM, xwinus <xwinus <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> Few days before Oracle acquired the Sun Microsystems, and now I fear about the future on Netbeans. I know
that Oracle has it's own Java IDE (JDeveloper), so my question is: Do anybody know what will happen with
Netbeans and Java? And I also hope that Oracle won't change the license of Java.
>
> Thanks for any info, Xwinus

I think, better to read about all this things just directly, right
from the Oracle, as an official statement. Pretty much clear almost
about everything (not sure about Kenai and OpenSolaris):

http://www.oracle.com/ocom/groups/public/documents/webcontent/038563.pdf

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Manikantan | 1 Feb 06:30
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Re: Unable to view visualcomponent in a JPanel(SWT) with JMF

Try this

1. Implement a ControllerListener using ControllerAdapater. Override the 
prefetchComplete method.
2. Get the visual componenent in this method and add to the necessary 
container.
3. Add this implementation as a listener to the player
4. Call prefetch on the player.

Cheers
Mani
On Sunday 31 January 2010 02:01 PM, flummoxed wrote:
> I am trying to write a small app to play videos using JMF 2.1.1e in Netbeans 6.8.
> (Cross-posted at Sun Java Forum (http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5426027&tstart=0))
>
> The video works with JMF, I have played it using JMFStudio and have also run it using some sample programs
available online. The filepath has been blanked out here, but that has been verified too. Upon execution,
I can see the controller for the video and can also see that it is playing (the start method has been called).
Only the visual component isn't being drawn/redrawn/painted/repainted correctly.
>
> Any suggestions/help will be appreciated, thanks!
>
> PS: Kindly ignore the fact that I have used a static variable when I could have avoided it. This was a quick
hash to test JMF and SWT, so that I can go onto actually write the application.
>
> Here is are the complete files,
>
> This is the main file
>
> Code:
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Fabrizio Giudici | 1 Feb 11:47
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Re: Oracle - Future of Netbeans?

I strongly encourage everybody to listen the Oracle screencast about 
NetBeans at the link provided a few messages ago.

My understanding is that there's _no_ distinction professional / 
personal use between JDeveloper or NetBeans. The distinction is that 
JDeveloper was and continues to be part of a commercial offer of 
products and services by Oracle for their customers, and NetBeans was 
and continues to be free and open source with the same license. 
JDeveloper was and continues to be specially aimed at working with a 
large set of Oracle specific technologies, NetBeans was and continues to 
be suitable for working with open stuff. NetBeans won't be restricted to 
Java SE, as there's an Oracle statement in the screencast that Oracle 
will strive to make NetBeans the best IDE for JSE, JME and JEE (and 
JavaFX) - in fact, JDeveloper doesn't have any support for JME or 
JavaFX; since Oracle confirmed the committment on GlassFish as RI of 
JEE, NetBeans will keep full support for it.

It's also my understanding that in the screencast is clearly said that 
Oracle wont' invest in NetBeans support for languages other than Java 
and JavaFX, leaving others to the community. A number of sources are 
reporting the opposited and I frankly believe that somebody understood 
it wrong and others copied it without verifying. Again, I strongly 
encourage you to listen to the original screencasts.

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Lucio Crusca | 1 Feb 11:58
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how to take a project out of svn control?

Hello *,

I have a project I want to take out of svn control in NB 6.8. Since I've not 
found an option to cancel svn settings for a project, I barely copied the src 
directory out of the project directory, deleted all the .svn subdirs, deleted 
the entire old project and created a new project by the same name with 
existing sources. Let the drums roll... lost project settings (obviously), but 
NB still sees the project under svn control (not so obvious).

I've also tried to grep parts of the svn url in $HOME/netbeans-6.8, 
$HOME/.netbeans and the project directory but I've not found any single 
reference to them... where does NB store svn settings for a project? How do I 
delete them?
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Fran Serrano | 1 Feb 12:00
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Re: how to take a project out of svn control?

Use "svn export" command, from console or either using "Tortoise SVN / 
Rapid SVN...etc"

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tirengarfio | 1 Feb 13:29
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The breakpoint icon: a pink square but a [b vertically cutted in half[/b] pink square

Hi,

im using NB 6.8. When i add a breakpoint an icon is added next to the line of code. But that icon is not a pink
square but a  vertically cutted in half pink square.

Is tha new icon of that symbolize the breakpoint or am i doing something wrong?

Bye

Javi
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BM | 1 Feb 13:56
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Re: Oracle - Future of Netbeans?

On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 7:47 PM, Fabrizio Giudici
<fabrizio.giudici <at> tidalwave.it> wrote:
> My understanding is that there's _no_ distinction professional / personal
> use between JDeveloper or NetBeans.

I don't see this distinction either and have no idea where people are
pulling this statement from. The thing is very clear: NetBeans is
*best* for JEE and scriptings, but for Oracle *specific* stuff they
will push JDeveloper + some pack on Eclipse that they developed for
years and has a pile of customers. Hence it is literally impossible to
just kill Eclipse and JDeveloper thingy as these are supported for $$$
and will be.

Smells like they want to have three IDE's in order to take everybody
to them, no matter what you like: NetBeans, Eclipse or JDeveloper. So
far, idea is good, as long as they will not move all the good parts
from NetBeans to JDeveloper, then lock on pay and then abandon
NetBeans entirely, making it unusable...

> JDeveloper doesn't have any support
> for JME or JavaFX; since Oracle confirmed the committment on GlassFish as RI
> of JEE, NetBeans will keep full support for it.

Yes. That's very true. However, as I already said, my worry that they
will simply pull out parts from the NetBeans and GlassFish, move to
JDeveloper/WebLogic and abandon NB/GF. I think this is their main
strategy now, no matter what do they bullsh*t us officially.
Especially take a careful look at what do they want to do with
GlassFish. To translate it to a real English it would sound like this:
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flummoxed | 1 Feb 12:05
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Unable to view visualcomponent in a JPanel(SWT) with JMF

Thanks, will try that and get back.
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bin | 1 Feb 12:19
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Global toolbar and menu bar dynamically

Hi Friends
I am creating a netbeans plug-in .Our application requires a global toolbar and global menu items
dynamically.I want the Plugin module should load very minimal at start up.Only one menu item should be
loaded at startup.This is under Tools menu.This i can specify in the Layer file. Clicking this menu item
should load all the sub menus under this main menu item and Show the Global Toolbar items.How i can do
this?.Can i do this with out restarting the IDE?
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Milin | 1 Feb 13:02
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Jlabel Array

Hi 
I am new to java and netbeans..
I want to create Array of label using netbeans ide. 
Plz help ?
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