I use NetBeans IDE 8.0.2 to create Grails application.But when I created Grails application, it didn't appear in the Projects tab.I use Grails version(3.0.8).I tried a lot but I don't know where is wrong.
Netbeans 8.0.2 does not support Grails 3.x. I recommend you upgrade Netbeans to 8.1 or use an older version of Grails, ej. 2.7
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I have an application developed with Netbeans 8.0.2 and java 8.
But with Netbeans 14 and java 8 (or 17) the "Data Binding" don't appear in gui component.
I also installed the beansbinding plugin.
Can anyone give me some indication?
Thank you
Stefano
Netbeans 8.0.2 ide : jdk 8
Netbeans 14 ide : jdk 8
I'd like to debug my iOS app using an older version of the Mono framework so that I can see how things behaved with an older version of the Mono.Data.Sqlite assembly.
How can I tell Xamarin Studio to use an older version?
You can assign MD_MTOUCH_SDK_ROOT to point to an alternative install location. This should be the root directory that contains bin/mtouch.
You can set/export this as an env. variable to points to your alternative Xamarin.iOS framework and then launch Xamarin Studio (or VS4M) from the same shell.
Or you could assign it within your .csproj file.
Ref: Xamarin.MonoTouch.CSharp.targets
You can downgrade to an earlier version of Xamarin simply by running an older installer. Here's more information on where to find the installers and how to use them: How do I downgrade to an older version of Xamarin?
I am new in BlackBerry application development. I have installed "BlackBerry Plug-ins for Eclipse version 7.1" successfully. Now I am trying to import one existing project into Eclipse, it is showing the following error:
Build path entry is missing: org.eclipse.jdt.lau...de.BlackBerryVMInstallType/BlackBerry JRE 4.7.0
what is the reason for this?
If you have only installed the OS 7.1 plugin, then you won't be able to target OS 4.7.
You'll need to also install the SDK for OS 4.7. To do that, in Eclipse, go to the Help menu, then Install New Software..., then select the Work With: pull-down menu, and pick the BlackBerry Eclipse Plugin site.
Then, in the center of the window, you'll select the SDKs (OS Versions) you want to directly target:
As you see, I'm using the Mac Eclipse Plugin, and it doesn't even show OS 4.7 ... I can't remember if the Windows versions still supports 4.7 (I think it might offer a 4.5 plugin). Basically, all the 4.7 devices out there should be eligible for free upgrades to 5.0, so I don't know that it's worth it to support 4.7 anymore. Just support OS 5.0+.
Once you're sure that you have the correct SDK, then in the window you show in your screenshot, try removing that OS 4.7 library. Then, use the Add Library.. button, select JRE System Library and pick the BlackBerry JRE 5.0.0 (it may be in the Alternate JRE menu):
After you do that, try cleaning and rebuilding your project.
I am a Blackberry newbie. I develop on Mac OS Lion. I just installed the latest component pack for blackberry. However, the device that I am going to develop for has Blackberry 4.6 installed. So it is unable to run any of the new samples provided by the RIM component pack. How do I obtain an older version on eclipse?
You can install additional BlackBerry SDK versions via the BlackBerry's update site. Follow this guide, BlackBerry Java Plug-in for Eclipse Update Site, to learn how. According to this guide, as for today, the available BlackBerry SDK versions that can be downloaded via the update site are:
7.1
7.0
6.0
5.0
4.5 (Available for Windows only)
Also check this guide, BlackBerry Plug-in for Eclipse.
The IntelliJ Groovy/Grails support in IntelliJ IDEA 8.1 is great.
However, I've recently upgraded to the new and recently open-sourced IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition 9.0 BETA. Since updating to the new version the Grails support seems to have disappeared. I'm no longer able to choose the option "Grails application" when creating a new project.
My question is simply:
How do I enable Grails support in IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition?
Grails is not supported in the community edition. You can see what is and is not supported here.