Hi,
I recall NetBeans helping me out opening and modifying a Java 1.6 (!)
J2EE (!) application with WebLogic a few years ago. At the moment it was
the only IDE able to do so.
Nowadays it is still of great help opening a legacy application with
Tomcat 9 and Java 8.
Who knows, maybe NetBeans is helping people maintaining legacy internal
Struts 1 applications somewhere.
So the explanation is that things are usually kept unless there's a
reason not to.
Cheers,
Antonio
On 10/10/23 20:09, Dill, Ryan wrote:
Only because I wanted to confirm if there was an explanation for it
still being distributed first. 😊
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