Why new project is not opening in Netbeans in ubuntu 16.04?
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I've installed Java 9 and netbeans 8.2. When I open netbeans and click new project then nothing shows.
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I've installed Java 9 and netbeans 8.2. When I open netbeans and click new project then nothing shows.
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I've installed Java 9 and netbeans 8.2. When I open netbeans and click new project then nothing shows.
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I've installed Java 9 and netbeans 8.2. When I open netbeans and click new project then nothing shows.
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You maybe missing the Mobility plugin.
Also ensure that you actually have the JDK installed:
- Tools>Plugin
- Access the Installed tab (to see what plugins are currently installed on your system)
You may also have a corrupted user,dir ; delete the userdir in its entirety, then restart Netbeans.
System.getProperty("user.dir") can be used to find the path of user.dir
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Oracle Netbeans works with Java 8, but although Java 9 has been officially released there are still a few features that are unsupported in Java 9 in Netbeans.
There is a tutorial about how to start using Java 9 in Netbeans in Ubuntu at JDK9Support - Netbeans Wiki *. The asterisk after the link is a link to a permanent mirror site in case the original link is removed.
Java 8 works in Netbeans out of the box in Ubuntu 16.04. ⇒
Another alternative is to install both openjdk-8-jdk and openjdk-9-jdk and use either
update-alternatives(which is installed by default in Ubuntu) orupdate-java-alternatives(which is installed when openjdk-8-jdk is installed) to manually choose which Java to use before running an application.
$ update-java-alternatives
usage: update-java-alternatives [--jre-headless] [--jre] [--plugin] [-v|--verbose]
-l|--list [<jname>]
-s|--set <jname>
-a|--auto
-h|-?|--help
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You maybe missing the Mobility plugin.
Also ensure that you actually have the JDK installed:
- Tools>Plugin
- Access the Installed tab (to see what plugins are currently installed on your system)
You may also have a corrupted user,dir ; delete the userdir in its entirety, then restart Netbeans.
System.getProperty("user.dir") can be used to find the path of user.dir
answered Nov 19 '17 at 8:51
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You maybe missing the Mobility plugin.
Also ensure that you actually have the JDK installed:
- Tools>Plugin
- Access the Installed tab (to see what plugins are currently installed on your system)
You may also have a corrupted user,dir ; delete the userdir in its entirety, then restart Netbeans.
System.getProperty("user.dir") can be used to find the path of user.dir
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You maybe missing the Mobility plugin.
Also ensure that you actually have the JDK installed:
- Tools>Plugin
- Access the Installed tab (to see what plugins are currently installed on your system)
You may also have a corrupted user,dir ; delete the userdir in its entirety, then restart Netbeans.
System.getProperty("user.dir") can be used to find the path of user.dir
answered Nov 19 '17 at 8:51
IronUhlan
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You maybe missing the Mobility plugin.
Also ensure that you actually have the JDK installed:
- Tools>Plugin
- Access the Installed tab (to see what plugins are currently installed on your system)
You may also have a corrupted user,dir ; delete the userdir in its entirety, then restart Netbeans.
System.getProperty("user.dir") can be used to find the path of user.dir
answered Nov 19 '17 at 8:51
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Oracle Netbeans works with Java 8, but although Java 9 has been officially released there are still a few features that are unsupported in Java 9 in Netbeans.
There is a tutorial about how to start using Java 9 in Netbeans in Ubuntu at JDK9Support - Netbeans Wiki *. The asterisk after the link is a link to a permanent mirror site in case the original link is removed.
Java 8 works in Netbeans out of the box in Ubuntu 16.04. ⇒
Another alternative is to install both openjdk-8-jdk and openjdk-9-jdk and use either
update-alternatives(which is installed by default in Ubuntu) orupdate-java-alternatives(which is installed when openjdk-8-jdk is installed) to manually choose which Java to use before running an application.
$ update-java-alternatives
usage: update-java-alternatives [--jre-headless] [--jre] [--plugin] [-v|--verbose]
-l|--list [<jname>]
-s|--set <jname>
-a|--auto
-h|-?|--help
answered Nov 19 '17 at 9:23
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Oracle Netbeans works with Java 8, but although Java 9 has been officially released there are still a few features that are unsupported in Java 9 in Netbeans.
There is a tutorial about how to start using Java 9 in Netbeans in Ubuntu at JDK9Support - Netbeans Wiki *. The asterisk after the link is a link to a permanent mirror site in case the original link is removed.
Java 8 works in Netbeans out of the box in Ubuntu 16.04. ⇒
Another alternative is to install both openjdk-8-jdk and openjdk-9-jdk and use either
update-alternatives(which is installed by default in Ubuntu) orupdate-java-alternatives(which is installed when openjdk-8-jdk is installed) to manually choose which Java to use before running an application.
$ update-java-alternatives
usage: update-java-alternatives [--jre-headless] [--jre] [--plugin] [-v|--verbose]
-l|--list [<jname>]
-s|--set <jname>
-a|--auto
-h|-?|--help
answered Nov 19 '17 at 9:23
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Oracle Netbeans works with Java 8, but although Java 9 has been officially released there are still a few features that are unsupported in Java 9 in Netbeans.
There is a tutorial about how to start using Java 9 in Netbeans in Ubuntu at JDK9Support - Netbeans Wiki *. The asterisk after the link is a link to a permanent mirror site in case the original link is removed.
Java 8 works in Netbeans out of the box in Ubuntu 16.04. ⇒
Another alternative is to install both openjdk-8-jdk and openjdk-9-jdk and use either
update-alternatives(which is installed by default in Ubuntu) orupdate-java-alternatives(which is installed when openjdk-8-jdk is installed) to manually choose which Java to use before running an application.
$ update-java-alternatives
usage: update-java-alternatives [--jre-headless] [--jre] [--plugin] [-v|--verbose]
-l|--list [<jname>]
-s|--set <jname>
-a|--auto
-h|-?|--help
answered Nov 19 '17 at 9:23
karel
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Oracle Netbeans works with Java 8, but although Java 9 has been officially released there are still a few features that are unsupported in Java 9 in Netbeans.
There is a tutorial about how to start using Java 9 in Netbeans in Ubuntu at JDK9Support - Netbeans Wiki *. The asterisk after the link is a link to a permanent mirror site in case the original link is removed.
Java 8 works in Netbeans out of the box in Ubuntu 16.04. ⇒
Another alternative is to install both openjdk-8-jdk and openjdk-9-jdk and use either
update-alternatives(which is installed by default in Ubuntu) orupdate-java-alternatives(which is installed when openjdk-8-jdk is installed) to manually choose which Java to use before running an application.
$ update-java-alternatives
usage: update-java-alternatives [--jre-headless] [--jre] [--plugin] [-v|--verbose]
-l|--list [<jname>]
-s|--set <jname>
-a|--auto
-h|-?|--help
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