General :: Netbeans 6.8 On Ubuntu 10.04 - Add Php To Netbeans And When Type Gksu Netbeans - Open Without Php Editor
May 23, 2010
Netbeans 6.8 Ubuntu 10.04: I add php to netbeans and when I type $ gksu netbeans its open netbeans without php editor. Only when I type $ sudo netbeans its open it properly
I have two version of NetBeans installed in Fedora 15. I am unable to open them for the past three days.I would like to remove the existing ones completely but they were not installed via yum. How do I remove them?I tried the following, but in Gnome 3 if I type NetBeans it still shows two icons.
I'm using NetBeans for editing some php files ( in a php project ) at remote server.
all go normal, but when saving the edited file using NetBeans, the file's permissions are set to 0600 by default, making me not able to browse to the file at the remote server till chmod it to 0777 or else.
the main project folder have permissions 0777 and owned to me. Also the all sub-folders and files under the project's folder have the same permission 0777.
What is the problem ? And how to get over it ?
I'm using Ubuntu 10.04, NetBeans 6.9 ( Final Edition ). The Connection to the remote server is via FTP in Passive Mode.
I have started learning Java and I don't really get on with Netbeans. (I found it hard to compile and debug etc but that could because it is late here). What IDE do people use and why?
I have downloaded NetBeans 6.8 to do java proramming. After downloading I want to know how to run "netbeans-6.8-ml-linux.sh" file. From command line I went to the folder where the netbeans-6.8-ml-linux.sh file is, and I type the command.
Is it possible to make the editor font in NetBeans look exactly the same as it does in Ubuntu 9.10's gnome terminal or gedit (that is, use the same font and make it antialiased)?
I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 on a netbook with the remix UI. I downloaded netbeans and orginally it would show a gray screen after the splash screen disappeared. I was able to fix that by adding "export AWT_TOOLKIT=MToolkit" to /etc/profile.
I then disabled a plugin, can't remember which one, and added a plugin to netbeans internal repository. Now netbeans won't start at all. It freezes at the splash screen. I have done a complete removal and a reinstallation, so I doubt the plugin stuff is affecting it. When I run netbeans from console it hangs, and displays not output until I send it an interrupt. Then it spits out this error message:
I've tried a quick google search and found nothing. I've recently had to remove openJDK due to the sheer sluggishness of the entire outfit and instead installed SunJDK. Now, I've been trying to get Netbeans to work again (had to reinstall it) but it won't load. Here are the simple steps. 1. Click on netbeans (run) 2. Netbeans shows up the taskbar 3. Netbeans disappears from the taskbar 4. user left.
i installed Netbeans on Fedora 12 (Gnome - 64bit) and its very slow. I get same poor performance with OpenJRE and SunJRE. My pc specs are : HD3870 ATI, AMD x2 5000+ @ 3.2ghz, 3gb DDR2 800++mhz RAM.
# # A fatal error has been detected by the Java Runtime Environment: # # SIGSEGV (0xb) at pc=0xb2d772fd, pid=2766, tid=2953837424 # # JRE version: 6.0_24-b07
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I tried reinstalling both JDK and Netbeans to no avail.
I Have probleme with Netbeans. I am Using Netbeans 6.8 and my operating system ubuntu 9.10 .I have probleme with netbeans it automatically crashing while i am working on that......,. I Downloaded Netbeans 6.8 from Netbeans website and installed. before crashing no error message is displayed.Daily I started Netbens and worked on that for some time after starting it works fine then some times it automatically crashed..
When I launch Netbeans the splash screen comes up fine, but when the loading bar gets to the "starting modules" phase the Desktop freezes up. Also sometimes nautilus causes the same kind of lockup.
I'm a Linux novice and I'm looking to update the netbeans from the 6.8 to version 7.0. What's the best way to do this, can I just do a search in Yast and delete the 6.8 before I download and run the 7.0 script? Or should I do a side by side install?
I downloaded the binaries, and changed file permission to execute. When I double click on it, it asks me if I want to run it in a terminal, it starts out by giving me a message about looking for a component, and then the terminal closes, and nothing else happens. Is Netbeans not supported under CentOS 5.3?
I'm working on netbeans and I'm using the jsr82 apis to establish a bluetooth connection and send data from the computer to another device. When I try to execute the program it stops at the line: local=LocalDevice.getLocalDevice();
The error is: Native Library bluecove not available
I've already put all the bluecove libraries within the lib folder of the project. This program works on Windows but not on Ubuntu 9. I don't know what's wrong because the Bluetooth device works and I can use it.
I'm trying to do a coursework at home which is a java web app. I've installed Tomcat and mySQL, both appear to be working fine. I have Netbeans installed already - from the Ubuntu Software Centre ages ago - when creating a new project it doesn't give an option for a web app project.... Is there some extra package(s) I have to install ?
I recently upgraded to 10.04 and now netbeans is not working. It worked fine the first restart after i upgraded so i thought all was good. This morning i ran it and it said something about not being able to load some modules. Since then, i've tried uninstalling it, re-installing it, and numerous restarts, all to no avail. I'm gonna try downloading the package from their website and running it from a separate install and see if that helps, but after that, I'm out of ideas.
When i run it either from the terminal or by clicking on it, it shows the loading screen, then the loading screen dissapears, then nothing else happens. In the terminal, it waits about ten seconds after the screen dissapears and the program seems to exit, since the terminal begins accepting commands once again.
Hello everyone, I just installed Ubuntu 10.04 Desktop (32-bit) and everything has been working fine out of the box (even the wireless card!), but there appears to be something wrong with NetBeans 6.8, whichI installed through the Software Center.
I set the font to Monospace size 12 and you'll see on the screenshot that the letters in NetBeans are way smaller and thinner.
I did some googling and tried to use start NetBeans with -J-Dswing.aatext=true and -J-Dawt.useSystemAAFontSettings=on, but that did not change anything.
Is there anything I can do to force NetBeans to display the font the same way gEdit does?