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| '''A:''' The [https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=465891 Bug465891] has been fixed in the release 10. | | '''A:''' The [https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=465891 Bug465891] has been fixed in the release 10. |
| Please, use the latest release of the NetBeans packages. | | Please, use the latest release of the NetBeans packages. |
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| == Java EE ==
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| On Fedora 10 the Java EE plugin is not listed by default in the 'Available' tab of the Tools->Plugins dialog, which prevents you from creating and working on J2EE/EJB projects.
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| If you switch to the 'Settings' tab of the plugins dialog, however, you can enable the 'NetBeans' repository (or 'Update Center' in NetBeans-speak). Now go back to the 'Available' tab and the Java EE module should now be present, and installing it will add the 'Enterprise' category in File->New Project, etc.
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| It seems you'll also get some updates to various other modules you may have, which for some reason are not available via the default 'NetBeans for Fedora' repository.
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| '''A:''' The Update Center "''NetBeans for Fedora''" contains '''all(!)''' plugins available for the NetBeans 6.1, including the Java EE plugin requested by you. Probably, you have had a fault of access to the Java EE plugin due to temporary network issue.
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| Could you please, doublecheck accessibility of the Java EE plugin on the Update Center "NetBeans for Fedora".
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Revision as of 08:59, 17 December 2008
Test Plan
The Test Plan section could use some details on how the Fedora testers can confirm that NetBeans is working as intended. Here's what I did:
- Install
netbeans
- Attempt to run the NetBeans IDE from the Applications/Programming menu.
Unfortunately it didn't run, saying: "Cannot find java. Please use the --jdkhome switch." Did I do something wrong, or is there a problem with the package?
A: The Bug465891 has been fixed in the release 10.
Please, use the latest release of the NetBeans packages.
