Thanks, Michael. However, I am not talking about the build process here. I am talking about the IDE's ability to resolve references. In other words, if method 1 calls method 2 and they're in different source roots the IDE needs to understand that.
Thanks. Blake On Thu, Sep 18, 2025 at 1:40 PM Michael Bien <[email protected]> wrote: > depends on the project type. > > for ant its in the project properties window (right click). simply add > another source folder using the UI. > > maven is all about convention, you add for example the > build-helper-maven-plugin and tell it > where the additional folder is. It will show up under "Other Sources" in > the tree. > (project properties window has some info in the source section) > > for gradle I don't know unfortunately, but I am sure its in the gradle doc > somewhere. > if you configure it in the build, NB should find it. > > best regards, > michael > > On 9/18/25 20:15, Blake McBride wrote: > > If my Java project has multiple source roots, how can I specify that in > NetBeans? > > > >
