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04-24-2007 02:55 AM
04-24-2007 02:55 AM
compiling netbeans visual web application remotely on openvms using distributed netbeans V5.0
I would like to know if it is possible to compile a netbeans 5.5 visual web application remotely on openvms alpha 8.2 using the distributed netbeans V5.0 setup. I converted a simple visual web application project to a remote application, then tried to build it and it failed. It says:
nbproject\build-impl.xml [425:2] Warning: Could not find file /$12$DRA4/GEOFF/JAVA/TestWebApplicationVisual_openVms/C:/Program Files/netbeans-5.5/rave2.0/modules/ext/jsf-impl.jar to copy.
For some reason it starts with my openvms ftp directory path and then concatenates the windows path to the library file.
this error above refers to the below copy line in build-impl.xml:
I have used this same distributed environment to create a standard web application and had no problems with remote compilation.
ENVIRONMENT
desktop:
windows xp
netbeans 5.5
NetBeans Visual Web Pack 5.5(http://www.netbeans.org/products/visualweb/)
Distributed NetBeans Client for OpenVMS, which is a plug-in for NetBeans
I created a standard visual web application and did not add any additional code.
remote environment:
openvms alpha 8.2
Distributed NetBeans V5.0
IDE Server for OpenVMS, which provides remote services for the client plug-in
Thanks
Geoff
nbproject\build-impl.xml [425:2] Warning: Could not find file /$12$DRA4/GEOFF/JAVA/TestWebApplicationVisual_openVms/C:/Program Files/netbeans-5.5/rave2.0/modules/ext/jsf-impl.jar to copy.
For some reason it starts with my openvms ftp directory path and then concatenates the windows path to the library file.
this error above refers to the below copy line in build-impl.xml:
I have used this same distributed environment to create a standard web application and had no problems with remote compilation.
ENVIRONMENT
desktop:
windows xp
netbeans 5.5
NetBeans Visual Web Pack 5.5(http://www.netbeans.org/products/visualweb/)
Distributed NetBeans Client for OpenVMS, which is a plug-in for NetBeans
I created a standard visual web application and did not add any additional code.
remote environment:
openvms alpha 8.2
Distributed NetBeans V5.0
IDE Server for OpenVMS, which provides remote services for the client plug-in
Thanks
Geoff
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