i tried all sorts of stuff on the net and the AIs, but nothing seems to
work.
Simply ("simply"), I want to add an --add-opens option to my pom.xml so
that when I Run my project, it does what it's supposed to.
The various things I have tried, and lead to no success, either in Netbeans
or with a mv
Hi Ulrich,
I don't know if it would work in this context, but it seems reasonable
to hope that Gradle's Java Toolchains
(https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/toolchains.html) might help
in this scenario. I've not tried using multiple toolchains within a
single multi-project build, but gi
Yes, that is exactly what I'm looking for. But I take it that Netbeans
doesn't support that via the UI?
So maybe I should define gradle tasks that run with
"-Dorg.gradle.java.home=/JDK_PATH" or something like that? But it seems
wrong to code filesystem paths into the buildfile, because those w
maybe it is better to use different release labels/settings in the super or
subproject.
in that scenario, choose the highest acceptable version as the base version
and 'downgrade' the release in the submodules that require it.
met vriendelijke groet
Pieter van den Hombergh
Op di 4 mrt 2025, 12
Hi all,
is it possible to tell Netbeans to use different JDK platforms in one
project? I have a Gradle parent project and under Build/Gradle Execution
I can only select one JDK and for all the subprojects this selection is
greyed out.
I'd like to:
- run a subproject with a different JDK
- r
Hi Art,
yes, I can build, clean, run and debug my Project with the given commands.
"Compile" is grayed out either here, regardless, what is put in the Editor->"Compile
Commands" field.
I guess, I could also use `make install` and `make clean` for "Build" and
"Clean".
For debugging, `gdb` must
