On 31.01.25 15:06, Alessandro Ferrucci wrote:
Hi Michael -On Fri, Jan 31, 2025 at 8:51 AM Michael Bien <mbie...@gmail.com> wrote: Hi, this is windows telling via a fairly misleading error message that the process argument length exceeds its limit. Classpath for example can get quite long since it contains file paths, when passed as argument it could cause this failure - this is windows specific since all other OSes can do processes properly. Assuming its about classpath, there are ways to workaround it, for example keeping the file paths short. E.g moving your project to D:\projects. build tools like maven do also have workarounds for it: https://www.mojohaus.org/exec-maven-plugin/exec-mojo.html#longClasspathThank you for the info, I wasn't sure if NetBeans had an IntelliJ-like workaround "shorten classpath" that seems to work for this specific issue.
NB itself doesn't no. NB delegates most actions to build tools like maven. Configuring the exec maven plugin to use the workaround mentioned above should work I hope.
Generally if you can run it via CLI, NB can be also configured to run it since all it does is to invoke maven goals.
You can configure what NB does when you press run under project properties -> actions -> run project.
-mbien
how do you run the project, by pressing play or by selecting a file and running that file?I run my project by setting the Main class under the "run" properties of the project then right clicking and hitting "Debug".btw the current NB version is 24 ;)Fair enough, I'm running this on company hardware and there is a whole process around upgrading software versions :)-mbien On 31.01.25 13:54, Alessandro Ferrucci wrote: > Hello - > > I'm running NetBeans 19 on a windows 11 machine, whenever I try to > run/debug my Maven projects in Netbeans I receive the following error: > > *java.io.IOException: Cannot run program "C:\Program > Files\Java\jdk-17\bin\java.exe" (in directory "......"): CreateProcess > error=206, The filename or extension is too long* > > I have researched this error and there seems to be solutions for > running this on the command line or IDEs like IntelliJ (using path > shortening tools they provide), but nothing I've found seems to work > for Netbeans, this issue is a complete blocker for me using NetBeans, > any help is appreciated on getting around this issue in Netbeans. > > Thank you! > Alessandro Ferrucci
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