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Last Post:
Nov 24, 2008 1:20 AM
by: Fabian Ritzmann
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Building 1.4 using extra sources in NetBeans
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Nov 23, 2008 6:26 PM
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I asked a similar question in the NetBeans mailing list without getting any response, so I'll try here.
The source distribution of metro 1.4 contains numerous zipped sources; one for pretty much each of the jars required in running metro.
I tried deleting most of these src zips from the relevant lib subdirectory. I was able to clean and rebuild without complaint.
How can I incorporate these sources into my metro build so that I can debug through them using NetBeans?
Peter
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Re: Building 1.4 using extra sources in NetBeans
Posted:
Nov 24, 2008 1:20 AM
in response to: pbw
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On 24. Nov 2008, at 04:26, metro@javadesktop.org wrote:
> I asked a similar question in the NetBeans mailing list without
> getting any response, so I'll try here.
>
> The source distribution of metro 1.4 contains numerous zipped
> sources; one for pretty much each of the jars required in running
> metro.
>
> I tried deleting most of these src zips from the relevant lib
> subdirectory. I was able to clean and rebuild without complaint.
>
> How can I incorporate these sources into my metro build so that I
> can debug through them using NetBeans?
Depends on the type of project I guess, but usually select the Project
Properties, select the Libraries category, press Add Library..., press
Create... and a few clicks later you should be able to configure the
archives with the sources for your library.
When you run the debugger, make sure that the sources are actually
enabled. Go to Windows, then Debugging, then Sources and verify that
your sources are checked.
Fabian
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