First, please use either nbdev or dev@openide, rather than crossposting and producing two separate threads. Actually nbusers would be most appropriate for this kind of question.
Yashwant Chaudhary wrote:> How can I edit netbeans.library.path through the netbeans ide.>
I tried tools-options-ant-properties but the editor does not save the> settings. Are those properties kept in a file somewhere, which I can> edit ?
Tools | Options | Ant Settings | Global Properties is the normal way to set special properties to pass to Ant. In fact the netbeans.*.path properties are read-only, as they are constructed by the IDE automatically based on what is in fact running in the IDE. There is no reason to change these properties. If your build script needs to point to some resource you define, you should point to it in your build script--typically using some Ant property like ${my.dll.path} you define which the runner of the script is expected to set, and which you may set inside the IDE. Please see the Ant manual for examples.
-Jesse
-- Jesse Glick <mailto:Jesse.Glick@netbeans.com> NetBeans, Open APIs <http://www.netbeans.org/> tel (+4202) 3300-9161 Sun Micro x49161 Praha CR
Hi. I'm a newbie to netbeans and I've a similar problem and I don't know how to get to the nbusers postings. would you please post a link to it here in this thread? Also, I'm attempting to use JNA through netbeans on ubuntu and I need to set the jna library path to find my libraries. Would you mind telling me how to do this? And if my question is better asked elsewhere, just point me how to get there and I'll go & ask my question in that forum.
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