Re: Java - Copying Project

2021-02-24 Thread Ken Miller K6CTW
All - This is now OBE. Was able to successfully move the project. Thanks again to Bradley for his response. 73 & God Bless - Ken Miller, K6CTW -Original Message- >From: Ken Miller K6CTW >Sent: Feb 23, 2021 2:00 PM >To: users@netbeans.apache.org >Subject: Java - Copying Project > >Al

Re: Java - Copying Project

2021-02-24 Thread Paulo Toledo
Hi Ken, If you only have the .java and .form files, you can create a new project in Netbeans and in the src folder put these files inside it. Possibly a packet error will occur. Then, you will have to move it to the correct packages before recreating the project with the .jar file. Hope this h

Re: Java - Copying Project

2021-02-24 Thread Bradley Willcott
Hi Ken, A bit more info on the files you have would help. Like what type of app is it?  JavaFX/ML or Plain Java app, or what? However, I would look at creating a new project and manually adding in the source files. If they are already in the correct directory structure according to their pack

Re: C/C++ is NetBeans really worth using?

2021-02-24 Thread frui...@yahoo.co.uk.INVALID
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