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dcaoyuan / nbsbt

Plugin for sbt to create Netbeans project definition.
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Compatibility with Netbeans 8? #10

Open jmansion opened 10 years ago

jmansion commented 10 years ago

I have a project that's working OK with nbeclipse. I install the 1.1.2 plugin as directed (sbt 0.13.5 and Scala 2.11.1) and go 'netbeans'. As expected it creates .classpath_nb.

However, Netbeans 8.0 is only offering to open 'Project Folder' and navigating to the directory containing .classpath_nb does not work as a suitable directory it seems.

I believe I have all the scala plugins from the NB plugins portal installed.

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I'm a Netbeans noob, so its quite possibly my fault.

mgenereu commented 10 years ago

You have an build.sbt in that folder?

jasongoodwin commented 9 years ago

Same issue observed here. Also a netbeans noob (writing a book so trying to include instructions for netbeans)

mgenereu commented 9 years ago

Same question. Do you have a build.sbt in that folder?

jasongoodwin commented 9 years ago

Yes. Project is the activator minimal Java or scala akka seed project. I also tried generating the project files with activator net beans. No luck. If I create an sbt project in net beans I can open it though.

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jasongoodwin commented 9 years ago

Here is the section on opening the project. Maybe you can review and let me know if something is wrong? Or otherwise provide input? Thanks in advance for any insight or instruction. Neither installing the plugin into netbeans nor generating the project via command line seem to allow the project to be opened. The project is created with activator new selecting a minimal java or scala project.

Netbeans Here we will install Netbeans8 and Sbt and Scala integration. This is current as of the time of writing however this could change over time. Netbeans support sbt and scala out of the box so these instructions may become simpler over time.

Download Netbeans SE from https://netbeans.org/downloads Install by following prompts in installer.

Open Netbeans once installation is complete.

Goto Tools -> Plugins Click on "Available Plugins" tab. Click the "Check for Newest" button. Type "scala" in the Search field. Select the Scala SBT Project plugin and Scala plugin. You may want the Scala Refactoring plugin as well.

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Click install (it will also list several dependencies). Follow the prompts to instal all of the plugins.

Preparing the Project for Netbeans

Open your global sbt plugins file (create it if it's not there) - it is located in ~/.sbt/{version}/plugins/build.sbt where version is the sbt version. It is 0.13 at the time of writing.

Include the following in the file ensuring there is a blank line between each line in the file:

addSbtPlugin("org.netbeans.nbsbt" % "nbsbt-plugin" % "1.1.4")

*It's possible that the current version of the nbsbt-plugin has changed since the time of writing - check https://github.com/dcaoyuan/nbsbt for any updates.

Once you have done this, you'll be able to generate the project files by navigating to the sbt project root we generated earlies (akkademy-db).

Once you're in the project folder's root, run 'activator netbeans'