I am attempting set up Netbeans 7.1 as my RoR editor. When trying to install plugins I get the following error:
Some plugins require plugin HTML Editor Library to be installed. The
plugin HTML Editor Library is requested in version >= 1.21 (release
version 1) but only 2.0.1 (of release version different from 1) was
found. The following plugin is affected:
Embedded Ruby (RHTML)
I looked for this HTML plugin so I could install it but I can't seem to find it anywhere.
It seems that the Ruby on Rails plugin has some problem (i.e. does not support) Netbeans 7.1 and 7.2. But it works with version 6.9 and 7.
Reference: http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/38549/ruby-and-rails
If I'm not wrong this is the lovely 207075 from the bugtracker: https://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=207075
In fact there's a workaround for this issue:
http://blog.enebo.com/2012/01/workaround-for-ruby-support-on-netbeans.html
good luck.
If you want to install it on a newly downloaded Netbeans (7.1 in my case), you should first go to Tools > Plugins, select Updates Tab and install the updates. Then, after restart, you'll go to the mentioned above Plugins, and now you will able to install all the required updates (HTML Editor will be among them.)
Lastl thing, as #skripted already mentioned, just install the plugin by following the instructions on this page.
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Using NB-8.2 In the dialog - "Tools/Options/Miscellaneous/Groovy" You could enter the location of your Grails-installation" but know with NB11 that input field is missing.
I've read the question "Can not run Grails project from NetBeans" where you where suggested to remove all plugins regarding Gradle and Groovy and then reinstall them, which I tried but it didn't help.
I tried it on NB11.1 and uninstalled the following plugins:
Gradle, Gradle and Groovy and Pure Groovy Project.
Gradle and Grovy including "Gradle and Groovy" couldn't be uninstalled - only deactivated but the last one "Pure Groovy project" could be uninstalled. But afterwards I can not find that plugin to reinstall. So where can I find that?
Now I have installed NB11.2 but still the same problem.
So where to go now?
I got this working on a fresh installation of NetBeans 11.2 under Windows 10 using Grails 3.3.11. However, there are some significant limitations because the approach essentially only recreates the Grails environment that worked with NetBeans 8.2:
Initial Status
There are no Groovy, Grails or Gradle entries on the project wizard menu (File > New Project...).
Tools > Plugins > Installed Plugins shows version 1.38 of Groovy is active, and version 1.2 of Groovy and Gradle is inactive.
The Tools > Options > Miscellaneous > Groovy tab shows that there is no Grails Home field available, as mentioned in the OP.
NetBeans 11.2 Changes
First, note that you must set JDK 1.8 as the default platform for NetBeans 11.2. See this SO answer for details on how to do that. Of course you can still create projects using other JDK versions when the default platform is JDK 8.
Also note that taking the obvious step of activating Groovy and Gradle 1.2 does not help, and subsequently restarting NetBeans does not change anything, so discard that approach.
This is the initial version of the relevant plugins: Gradle 1.2, Groovy and Gradle 1.2 and Groovy 1.38.
Delete all three plugins. Netbeans will restart.
The Groovy tab is now missing from Tools > Options > Miscellaneous.
Select Tools > Plugins > Settings, and click the Add button, which will open the Update Center Customizer screen.
Enter Grails Plugins in the Name field (or any other descriptive value you prefer ), and http://updates.netbeans.org/netbeans/updates/8.2/uc/final/distribution/catalog.xml.gz
in the URL field, and click OK.
Ensure that only the new entry for Grails Plugins is checked on the Settings tab, then go to the Available Plugins tab.
Select the entry for Groovy and Grails 1.34.1, and click Install. NetBeans
will restart.
After NetBeans restarts, select Tools > Options > Miscellaneous and click the Groovy tab. There is now a Grails Home field available, so set it to your Grails installation:
Creating a Grails Project
Select File > New Project > Groovy > Grails Application to create a Grails project.
You will get this error:
Warning |
Unrecognized flag: non-interactive.
Error |
Specify an application name or use --inplace to create an application in the current directory
One workaround for that is to create your Grails project from the command line using grails create-app..., then open that project in NetBeans. See this helpful SO answer for full details.
Once that is done, you can develop, build and run your Grails application in NetBeans 11.2:
Notes
After doing all the steps above, there is no Gradle entry under File > New Project..., and if you attempt to install the Gradle plugin to address that, you will get the following warning:
Don't proceed, because reinstalling Groovy 1.38 (which you deleted in step #6 above) will prevent Grails from working. So be aware that this solution for Grails prevents you from creating freestanding Gradle projects in NetBeans 11.2 using the Project Wizard. Also, to be clear, the only plugin you should have installed to get Grails working is Groovy and Grails version 1.34.1. You do not need any other plugins containing the words "Groovy" or "Gradle" installed.
I also tried creating a Grails project using Grails 4.0.1, but got the error "Could not instantiate global transform class org.spockframework.compiler.SpockTransform...". There are workarounds suggested for that error on SO. I didn't pursue them but since Grails 3.x does not work with any JDK > 8, and Grails 4.x supports JDKs > 8, you may want to pursue this issue yourself.
You can download and install the "Pure Groovy" plugin from here. Although it's old, it still seems to work fine, and it will add a "Groovy Project" entry in the Project Wizard:
Also see does netbeans 11 support grails?, although that question was for NetBeans 11.0 rather than 11.2.
I was running Grails 2.2.0 in NetBeans and it was working fine. I tried to upgrade the project to Grails 3.0 but after creating the project NetBeans is not able to open the project.
Does anyone know which plugins to install in NetBeans (if available) to make Grails 3.0 work?
Just wanted to let you know that I've added initial support for grails 3 in NetBeans.
https://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=254405
At the moment you can get these with the latest NetBeans nightly: http://bits.netbeans.org/download/trunk/nightly/latest/
This will allow NetBeans to recognise/create projects, and the create controller/domain/etc actions working.
One important thing still missing is adding support for the gradle build files (no syntax highlighting or helpers for the gradle files), but in the meantime you may try it and report problems/improvements.
this plugin requires plugin Editor Library to be installed.
The plugin Editor Library is requested in version >= 2.10.1.10.2 (release version 2) but only 3.46.1.22.43 (of release version different from 2) was found.
The following plugin is affected: Struts2 Support
Now i have resolved another plugin for Struts 2 support. This plugin is called Netbeans Struts2 Plug-in and its a re-pack for the plugin i was trying to install. Though this plugin in not certified but it is working good. The developers have tested it on netbeans 7.4 but i'm using it not netbeans8 and i have not suffered any issues.
I have found another way, that is using maven. That is also a good way but i would not recommend it if you have slow internet connection.
I need to upgrade my application which is using Cordova 1.8 version to Cordova 2.0 version. I followed the steps mentioned in the http://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/2.8.0/guide_upgrading_ios_index.md.html. My application's running for 1.9 but when am trying to upgrade it to 2.0 version am not able to find 'Preprocessor Macro' in build setting.
Also I am not able to find 'CordovaLib' folder, but in the 10th step they have mentioned related to PreprocessorMacro which am not able to find.
As you main motivation seems to be up to date with the last version of Cordova, I would recommend to create a new clean project with Cordova 2.8 and import your html files in the www folder.
Upgrading version by version is painful and you will not get any benefits from it. However, you might not get any performance improvement but you will get a better support from the community.
how to configure netbeans for ruby on rails ?
Update: Netbeans has dropped support for ruby, unfortunately.
The netbeans documentation has sections on that matter:
http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/ruby/setting-up.html
http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/ruby/rails-quickstart.html
Additional info. On Apache NetBeans IDE 11.1 it will work!! (latest version as of 2019)
You need to get a copy of org-jdesktop-layout-RELEASE82.nbm and install it first.
I found it in this directory on the bits.netbeans.org release site:
http://bits.netbeans.org/nexus/content/groups/netbeans/org/netbeans/api/org-jdesktop-layout/RELEASE82/
After it is installed, follow the directions above from Marcos Riveros and you should be good to go.
Google suggests:
http://wiki.netbeans.org/RubyOnRails
http://thoughtmining.blogspot.com/2007/03/installing-netbeans-with-rubyrails.html
Currently, if you download Netbeans 7.0.1 (not the latest), you can use Tools->Plugins to open the Plugins window. Click on "Available Plugins" and search for "Ruby on Rails". Select it, and click install.
Unfortunately, the current version of Netbeans, 7.1, will not offer the Ruby on Rails plugin to you on the Available Plugins tab. The following blog post gives some hope that it will eventually be there:
http://blog.enebo.com/2012/01/workaround-for-ruby-support-on-netbeans.html
In the meantime, use 7.0.1.
Try install plugins manually:
1. Download and unzip the plugins for you netbeans http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/38549/ruby-and-rails
2. Click to tools->plugings->Downloaded, add path-to-pluging-downloaded.
Firts install the jar plugins (org-jruby-jruby.jar) and second install the pluging *.nbm.