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NetBeans debug target broken #842

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BanzaiMan opened this issue Jul 2, 2013 · 5 comments
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NetBeans debug target broken #842

BanzaiMan opened this issue Jul 2, 2013 · 5 comments
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/Users/asari/Development/src/jruby/nbproject/nbjdk.xml:20: The following error occurred while executing this line:
/Users/asari/Development/src/jruby/netbeans-ant.xml:103: Reference build.classpath not found.
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ghost commented Jul 2, 2013

I think it would be better to throw nbproject out and just use it as a maven project - netbeans has (used to have?) excellent maven support, where you could open a maven project and it would suck in all the project metadata from pom.xml

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In fact, the "run" target doesn't work, either. I guess our pom.xml doesn't have enough XML in it.

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just now I am working on the setup to work with eclipse maven support out
of the box. when that is done I guess then it should work with other IDE
and their maven support as well.

-christian

On Tue, Jul 2, 2013 at 3:57 AM, Hiro Asari notifications@github.com wrote:

In fact, the "run" target doesn't work, either. I guess our pom.xmldoesn't have enough XML in it.


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@mkristian is there any progress on this?

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the whole netbean stuff was deleted in the manner @ghost suggested.

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enebo commented Feb 4, 2014

The problem with this solution is we had a popup prompt asking which commandline we wanted to run or debug. I do not see how you can do that in netbeans maven debug support. You basically just select debug project or debug file and it does something. I think Eclipse did have some profiles you could create but I have never seen anything like that in Netbeans. Not sure on actual solution but unless I am missing something this is not it.

@enebo enebo reopened this Feb 4, 2014
@enebo enebo added this to the Non-Release milestone May 11, 2016
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