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《MRO备品备件采★购与管★理》2012-5-24

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                          《MRO备品备件采购与管理》
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时-间-地-点: 2012年6月8-9日  上海
课-程-费-用: 3280元/人 (含培训费、资料费、证书费、税费、午餐及茶点等)
培-训-对-象：采购经理、采购主管、采购专业人员、从事MRO备品备件采购管理人员
联-系-电-话：021-5187#3708   Email:baoming9188< at >163.com
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课-程-背-景
    在采购与物料管理的工作中，除了一般直接用于生产或组装的零件和原物料以外，还
有许多同样不可缺少的维修、备品及杂项的物件等需要采购。这些东西特点是品种奇多，
但每一品种的需求量却很少，并且往往因为没有办法事先周详的计划准备与准备适当的库
存，而使采购人员面临"牙疼不是病，疼起来要人命"的窘境：需求常常是突然产生。
    如果采购人员不了解MRO采购与其它采购不同的特点，掌握其特有的采购方法和供应
商选择，管理方式，不能妥善地针对MRO(Maintenance,Repair,and Operation)需求加以
规划，准备必要且适当的库存与掌握交期，那么我们可以预测公司多半会面临层出不穷
的紧急状况，轻则干扰采购正常工作，严重则会造成停线等生产损失。
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课-程-收-益
★ 明确MRO对采购和生产的影响
★ MRO和直接物料的采购有哪些方面区别
★ 了解MRO的现状及发展趋势
★ 如何制定和实施MRO的采购战略
★ MRO供应商的业绩应如何管理
★ 如何制定MRO的采购计划并掌握交期
★ 如何建立并管理MRO的库存
★ 如何改进你的MRO采购管
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讲-师-介-绍Mr.Jason Zhao
? 帕迪咨询采购与供应链高级培训师
? 机械工学士，认证采购经理( C.P.M. )
? 教育及资格认证：武汉工学院－工学士/机械制造工艺及设备
? ITC 采购与供应链管理国际认证 授权讲师
工-作-经-历：
? 超过20年的工作经历，工作期间分别在大型欧美跨国公司担任过技术主管、维修
工程师、设备主管、采购主管、商品经理、中国区采购经理、亚洲区采购经理等要职。
? 在十六年的采购与供应管理工作中，赵先生先曾多次协助公司建立和完善采购政
策和程序；建立, 实施和监督供应商选择和评估程序；对综合采购管理及供应商的价格、
成本分析， 供应商管理方面有着丰富的理论及实践经验。
? 现任某欧美独资企业亚洲区采购经理，确定亚洲采购部的采购战略和采购规划。
识别，开发和供应商的资格，在中国以支持低成本地区的外包战略和其他的商业策略。与
全球采购/寻购，技术，质量和开发团队紧密合作，以分析确定采购的机会，开发能增加
公司价值和有发展能力的供应基地。通过有效的供应商管理，确定和实施长期的总成本减
少和支出管理。
风-格-与-特-点：
? 从技术到采购管理层的实战经历，造就了务实和格局并重的培训风格；
? 二十余年的采购与供应管理、技术/设备维修的实战操作和经验，能够深入浅
        出的为学员进行细致，透彻的分析与解说，课程以实战性和实用性著称！
? 1995年就已取得全球最权威的注册采购经理资格认证（C.P.M），拥有先进、扎
实的采购专业理念和知识，结合自身长期的实战累计，造就了理论与实践相融合的课程
特点。上课过程中强调学员参与，主动思维，举一反三，开拓学员思路，真正的让学员
将课堂知识灵活运用的实际工作中。
最-擅-长-的-培-训-课-程-是：
《采购价格分析与成本降低》
《采购人员必备财务知识与能力技巧》
《MRO备品备件的采购与管理》
《采购与供应人员从业基础训练》
《供应市场调查与开发》等课程
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受-训-部-分-客-户:
博西华电器，罗门哈斯，内野毛巾有限公司，楼氏电子，西门子电器有限公司、NGK（苏州）
环保陶瓷有限公司、爱普科电子元器件有限公司、宁波方太厨具有限公司、艺达思科技有限
公司、泛达通讯零部件有限公司、无锡特瑞堡减震器有限公司，米其林回力轮胎股份有限公
司，唐盛投资，博斯特，液化空气（杭州）有限公司，拜耳中国，南通罗莱家具用品有限公
司，雅培制药，联化科技，西门子电器有限公司，德尔格医疗器械，迅达电子，惠氏营养品，
惠氏制药，萨帕铝热传输（上海）有限公司等。
客-户-评-价：
? 通过成本分析，对所采购的材料价格更清晰，在供应商提出涨价时作出正确的判断和决定
? 工具比较实用，理论说明也较充分
? 感觉受益非常大，很多基本原则性的问题得以澄清和巩固
? 提高了采购价格分析与成本控制的能力，对日后的工作非常有利
? 充分了解分析工具，对采购工作有了一个系统化的认识
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课-程-大-纲

★  一．认识MRO
1. 什么是MRO
2. MRO的定义,范围及影响
3. MRO采购的特点,现状及面临的挑战
4. MRO采购的发展趋势及存在的成本降低的机会
★  二．MRO采购的战略
1. 制订MRO采购的战略
2. 创建MRO采购管理的基准
1) 按年度采购金额归类供应商
2) 按交易量归类供应商
3) 识别客户需求:现在&将来
3. 评估MRO采购系统及财务支持
1) 评估你的采购流程: 正式的&非正式的
2) 流程的比较
3) 识别和记录系统支持
4) 系统的类型: 直接的&间接的
5) 记录和测试计划,安排及控制系统
6) 检讨财务系统 – 确定供应商付款周期
7) 检验文件的相符 – 采购订单
4. 分析MRO采购现状及与期望表现的差距
1) 识别差距
2) 改进的障碍
3) 了解客户的期望 – 你在哪里?
4) 了解客户的期望 – 不同的理解
★  三．MRO采购实践
1. 确定最佳MRO采购方式
1) 主要采购流程 – 9个步骤
2) 主要采购流程 – 3 个级别
3) 不同采购步骤对应不同采购级别的表现
2. 了解MRO分销商的角色及业务环境
1) 分销渠道成本
2) 分销商运营环境
3) 分销商面临的挑战
4) 电子商务的应用
3. 了解把MRO分销商作为合作伙伴的益处
1) 整合供应运作
2) 仓库管理及仓库管理服务
3) 电子商务解决方案
4) 外包
★  四．MRO采购计划及库存管理
1. MRO库存的特点,组织及采购
2. MRO最佳库存管理实践
3. MRO库存战略考量
4. MRO库存政策及流程
5. MRO库存管理业绩的衡量
1) MRO库存管理业绩考核KPI
★  五．MRO采购管理的业绩考评
1. 建立有效的MRO业绩考评体系
1) 按时交货率
2) 成本影响
3) 精准库存管理
4) 客户满意度
5) 前置期减少
2. MRO业绩的汇报
1) MRO供应商业绩考评的好处
2) 平衡计分卡的应用
3) 内部自我评估
4) 供应商自s的财务影响
★  六．改进你的MRO采购
1. 存在改进机会的3个方面
1) Meta改进机会
2) 关系改进机会
3) 战术改进机会
2. 综合案例
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Re: Saving - Embarrassed to Ask this

Rick Fincher — 2012-05-23T18:01:37

Part 2,

BTW, don't be em bare arsed.  I have large bald patches on my head from 
figuring this stuff out the hard way.  Save you hair, ask for help.

As for saving your project with all your work, the problem is probably 
in a mismatch between compiled packages and the compiled project.

After something like this you may need to compile the package or class 
individually in the projects panel on the left to get things to sync up.

You may be able to do it with a "Clean and build", but sometimes things 
get confused.  The scanner tries to detect and fix this, and may 
eventually, but if it needs fixing now, recompile the offending package 
or class as an individual, then try the project build.

The root of the problem is that you have good source code but the old 
compiled class is still hanging around and that is what's being looked 
at by NetBeans to decide if things are right.

Doing a "clean" (under the Project menu with the project selected) 
should trash all the classes.

Also you can make a change in one file that fixes a syntax error, or 
other problem, but the other files that use the fixed file won't see it 
and will still be flagged as broken until you save the fixed file.  The 
cross checking is done with the disk copy, not the editor copy of the file.

When you delete a file be sure to check the box to perform a safe 
delete.  When you did a "save as"  NetBeans might have gone through the 
project and automatically changed the references from the old copy to 
the new one.  Safe delete will tell you if you are about to delete 
something that other files need.

Also, by doing a "Save As" you may have created a copy of the original 
class with a different name, but you didn't change the name of the 
Class.  NetBeans will let you do that, but Java won't.  The file name 
has to be the same as the Class name.  This will confuse things too.

If you do a "Save As" to keep a backup copy of something, move it out of 
your project directory.

Don't manually put files in the directories of your project, always let 
NetBeans do it.  You can copy and Paste from other projects or .java 
files, but NetBeans will do an intelligent paste where it refactors the 
file so it will work with your project.  For example, putting the 
correct package name in.

When you put stuff in all sorts of things happen in the background 
(build files updated, etc.).  When you manually drop stuff in, as with 
"Save As" those checks and safeguards get bypassed.  Just dropping a 
.java file in a package directory under your computer's file system 
won't necessarily work.

One thing you need to remember with NetBeans is that the menus are 
dynamic.  They change based on what is "active" or clicked on at the moment.

Menus will be different if you click on a project, or a class, or a 
package in the project panel.  So by clicking on those and pulling down 
the "File" or "Edit" menus, you might see some radically different 
things from when you pulled down the same menu before.

The first thing to do if you start to get confused and can't find things 
is to stop and see what is "active" an change that if necessary.

Rick


On 5/22/2012 9:47 PM, Brisvegan wrote:

Re: Saving - Embarrassed to Ask this

Rick Fincher — 2012-05-23T17:14:51

Netbeans auto saves a lot.  If save is grayed out, you don't need to 
save the currently active document in the editor.

There may be other unsaved documents, you can use "Save All" to save 
everything that is unsaved.  If it is grayed out, there s noting in the 
project to save.

When you did the "Save As" you created a new copy and that caused the 
conflicts.  Usually NetBeans auto saves on a build.

Just delete the duplicate.

Rick

On 5/22/2012 9:47 PM, Brisvegan wrote:

Re: Basic Question - IDE and Package/Import

Brenden Towey — 2012-05-23T15:42:19

Here's some resources for learning:


<http://netbeans.org/kb/training.html>

<http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/>

<http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/java>

<http://www.javapassion.com/portal/>

<http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.java.programmer/topics>



Or a local community college programming course....



On 5/22/2012 2:21 PM, nylla wrote:

Re: Basic Question - IDE and Package/Import

Rick Fincher — 2012-05-23T15:21:40

JavaRanch.com is a good place to start.  Many of these questions have 
been answered there already, so ou can do a search and get instant answers.

Rick

On 5/22/2012 5:21 PM, nylla wrote:

Tip: making Alt-F7 work in GNOME 3

Jesse Glick — 2012-05-23T15:13:32

If you are running GNOME 3 and are trying to use Alt-F7 for Find Usages, but just find your cursor turning into a little hand instead, it is possible to disable this 
desktop keybinding with a little trick, making it available for NetBeans:

$ gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings begin-move '[]'

Similarly for Alt-F6 "Test Project":

$ gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings cycle-group '[]'

You will need to restart the session: Alt-F2 R ENTER

Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

Javier Ortiz — 2012-05-23T14:54:20

NetCat: http://wiki.netbeans.org/NetCAT

Basically you participate evaluating the IDE previous to release and can report this kind of things. But I agree that maybe this should be part of the release process. I'll forward this to NetCat.

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Senior Software Quality Engineer
ArthroCare Corporation
7000 William Cannon Drive
Austin, TX 78735
Phone: 512-358-5996
email: javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>

From: blake1024< at >gmail.com [mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com] On Behalf Of Blake McBride
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 9:42 AM
To: nbusers< at >netbeans.org
Subject: [nbusers] Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

I don't know what NetCat is but glad something is happening with that library.  Prior to understanding the library issue, it cost me more than a week of work (re-writing a complex set of web services to use linked lists instead of arrays).

They have a similar issue with Hibernate.  The Hibernate libraries that come with NetBeans are ancient.  I reported this ( http://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=206120 ) and it was promptly ignored.

I used NetBeans 6.7.1 (before the WS bug was introduced and Hibernate was up-to-date) for years without any problems.  I'm not sure why I tried to upgrade because it has been a lot of (unnecessary) trouble - mainly because of those two out-of-date libraries.

I really love NetBeans and use it daily.  I think they should update all third party libraries with each major release and run through some minimal regression.  Most other things would be discovered during beta.  Keeping ancient libraries and, significantly worse yet, ancient libraries that have industry known bugs, is a huge and unnecessary problem.

Thanks.

Blake

On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 9:15 AM, Javier Ortiz <Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>> wrote:
Also if you participate in NetCat it'll give you some extra push.

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Senior Software Quality Engineer
ArthroCare Corporation
7000 William Cannon Drive
Austin, TX 78735
Phone: 512-358-5996<tel:512-358-5996>
email: javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>

From: blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com> [mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com>] On Behalf Of Blake McBride
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 9:12 AM

To: nbusers< at >netbeans.org<mailto:nbusers< at >netbeans.org>
Subject: [nbusers] Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

Thanks!

On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 9:06 AM, Javier Ortiz <Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>> wrote:
I already forwarded to netcat list and NetBeans is looking into it.

[cid:image001.png< at >01CD38C9.E4EF91A0]

Senior Software Quality Engineer
ArthroCare Corporation
7000 William Cannon Drive
Austin, TX 78735
Phone: 512-358-5996<tel:512-358-5996>
email: javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>

From: blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com> [mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com>] On Behalf Of Blake McBride
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 9:05 AM

To: nbusers< at >netbeans.org<mailto:nbusers< at >netbeans.org>
Subject: [nbusers] Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

I think it's BS.  Those libraries have been out-of-date and bad since NB 6.9.  This is a very significant issue and easy for them to fix right.  They should either fix it or drop support for web services.

On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 1:28 PM, Javier Ortiz <Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>> wrote:
Looks great. I suggest making FAQ entry about this.

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Senior Software Quality Engineer
ArthroCare Corporation
7000 William Cannon Drive
Austin, TX 78735
Phone: 512-358-5996<tel:512-358-5996>
email: javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>

From: blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com> [mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com>] On Behalf Of Blake McBride
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2012 1:25 PM
To: nbusers< at >netbeans.org<mailto:nbusers< at >netbeans.org>
Subject: [nbusers] Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

See below

On Sun, Jan 15, 2012 at 8:50 PM, Blake McBride <blake< at >arahant.com<mailto:blake< at >arahant.com>> wrote:
Greetings,

NetBeans 7.1 ships with jax-ws 2.2.  That version has a bug supporting
web services passing arrays.  This bug was fix in version 2.2.1 a long
time ago.  Current version is 2.2.5.

I have a huge application with thousands of web services many of which
pass arrays.  I have been using NetBeans 6.7.1 for years (which
included a version of jax-ws without the bug).  I want to upgrade to
NetBeans 7.1 but can't unless I can also upgrade to the latest jax-ws.
 I have looked on the web and upgrading jars included with NetBeans
seems to be a huge, huge challenge.  I've already spent hours on the
issue.  I'd appreciate help updating to the latest jax-ws.

Thank you.

Blake McBride

P.S.  Same for Hibernate.....

Greetings,

Having not received a response, I solved the problem myself.  Someone sent me an email asking me to post my solution, so here it is.

The following has worked perfectly for me.  The instructions are for a Mac but would work equally well on Windows or Linux with obvious path adjustments.  I upgraded NetBeans 7.1 to JAXWS 2.2.5 which fixed the problems with arrays that JAXWS 2.2 has.

1. Update NetBeans Web Service libraries

(a) Do this before running NetBeans at all.  If you've already run NetBeans, I would suggest erasing it AND the ~/.netbeans/7.1 directory, and then re-installing but not running NetBeans.

(b) cp -Rv ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-NetBeans/*  /Applications/NetBeans/NetBeans 7.1.app/Contents/Resources/NetBeans/java/modules/ext/jaxws22

(For those not familiar with "~", "~" under Unix, Linux, and Mac refers to your home directory.)

For me, ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-NetBeans/* contains the following (see note at bottom):

FastInfoset.jar jaxb-xjc.jar resolver.jar
activation.jar jaxws-rt.jar saaj-impl.jar
api jaxws-tools.jar stax-ex.jar
gmbal-api-only.jar jsr173_api.jar streambuffer.jar
http.jar mimepull.jar woodstox.jar
jaxb-impl.jar policy.jar

./api:  (this is a sub-directory under ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-NetBeans)
ha-api.jar jsr181-api.jar saaj-api.jar
jaxb-api.jar jsr250-api.jar
jaxws-api.jar management-api.jar


2. Converting from the old NetBeans

(a) When checking out the project select "No" to Metro

(b) Right-click on the project / Resolve Missing Server Problem / tomcat

(c) Exit NetBeans

(d) cp ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-XXX/* ~/NetBeans-7.1/[YOUR PROJECT]/lib
(I put my NetBeans projects under ~/NetBeans-7.1, yours is likely different.  You may need to create the target sub-directory (lib).)

The source directory contains (see note at bottom):

FastInfoset.jar jaxws-api.jar policy.jar
activation.jar jaxws-rt.jar saaj-api.jar
gmbal-api-only.jar jaxws-tools.jar saaj-impl.jar
ha-api.jar jsr173_api.jar stax-ex.jar
http.jar jsr181-api.jar streambuffer.jar
jaxb-api.jar jsr250-api.jar woodstox.jar
jaxb-impl.jar management-api.jar
jaxb-xjc.jar mimepull.jar



(e) Start NetBeans

(f) Right-click on your project and select Properties and then Libraries

(g) Remove reference to the package named JAX-WS 2.2

(h) Click on Add JAR / folder

(i) Select all the files that came from ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-XXX and then click OK

(j) The placement of the entire block of newly associated jar files should probably go near the top

(k) When you click OK, give NetBeans a long time to re-scan everything.


Note at bottom:  The file lists I provide may not be complete.  When I was doing the conversion there were a few jars that I already had integrated in my application that were later versions so I omitted the ones that come with JAXWS.  You should probably take all of the files from the distribution.

I have been using this method on several projects (one of which has thousands of web services) and it has worked flawlessly.

Hope this helps.

Blake McBride
blake< at >arahant.com<mailto:blake< at >arahant.com>

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Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

Blake McBride — 2012-05-23T14:42:27

I don't know what NetCat is but glad something is happening with that
library.  Prior to understanding the library issue, it cost me more than a
week of work (re-writing a complex set of web services to use linked lists
instead of arrays).

They have a similar issue with Hibernate.  The Hibernate libraries that
come with NetBeans are ancient.  I reported this (
http://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=206120 ) and it was promptly
ignored.

I used NetBeans 6.7.1 (before the WS bug was introduced and Hibernate was
up-to-date) for years without any problems.  I'm not sure why I tried to
upgrade because it has been a lot of (unnecessary) trouble - mainly because
of those two out-of-date libraries.

I really love NetBeans and use it daily.  I think they should update all
third party libraries with each major release and run through some minimal
regression.  Most other things would be discovered during beta.  Keeping
ancient libraries and, significantly worse yet, ancient libraries that have
industry known bugs, is a huge and unnecessary problem.

Thanks.

Blake

On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 9:15 AM, Javier Ortiz
<Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>wrote:

Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

Javier Ortiz — 2012-05-23T14:15:20

Also if you participate in NetCat it'll give you some extra push.

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Senior Software Quality Engineer
ArthroCare Corporation
7000 William Cannon Drive
Austin, TX 78735
Phone: 512-358-5996
email: javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>

From: blake1024< at >gmail.com [mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com] On Behalf Of Blake McBride
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 9:12 AM
To: nbusers< at >netbeans.org
Subject: [nbusers] Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

Thanks!

On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 9:06 AM, Javier Ortiz <Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>> wrote:
I already forwarded to netcat list and NetBeans is looking into it.

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Senior Software Quality Engineer
ArthroCare Corporation
7000 William Cannon Drive
Austin, TX 78735
Phone: 512-358-5996<tel:512-358-5996>
email: javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>

From: blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com> [mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com>] On Behalf Of Blake McBride
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 9:05 AM

To: nbusers< at >netbeans.org<mailto:nbusers< at >netbeans.org>
Subject: [nbusers] Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

I think it's BS.  Those libraries have been out-of-date and bad since NB 6.9.  This is a very significant issue and easy for them to fix right.  They should either fix it or drop support for web services.

On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 1:28 PM, Javier Ortiz <Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>> wrote:
Looks great. I suggest making FAQ entry about this.

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ArthroCare Corporation
7000 William Cannon Drive
Austin, TX 78735
Phone: 512-358-5996<tel:512-358-5996>
email: javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>

From: blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com> [mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com>] On Behalf Of Blake McBride
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2012 1:25 PM
To: nbusers< at >netbeans.org<mailto:nbusers< at >netbeans.org>
Subject: [nbusers] Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

See below

On Sun, Jan 15, 2012 at 8:50 PM, Blake McBride <blake< at >arahant.com<mailto:blake< at >arahant.com>> wrote:
Greetings,

NetBeans 7.1 ships with jax-ws 2.2.  That version has a bug supporting
web services passing arrays.  This bug was fix in version 2.2.1 a long
time ago.  Current version is 2.2.5.

I have a huge application with thousands of web services many of which
pass arrays.  I have been using NetBeans 6.7.1 for years (which
included a version of jax-ws without the bug).  I want to upgrade to
NetBeans 7.1 but can't unless I can also upgrade to the latest jax-ws.
 I have looked on the web and upgrading jars included with NetBeans
seems to be a huge, huge challenge.  I've already spent hours on the
issue.  I'd appreciate help updating to the latest jax-ws.

Thank you.

Blake McBride

P.S.  Same for Hibernate.....

Greetings,

Having not received a response, I solved the problem myself.  Someone sent me an email asking me to post my solution, so here it is.

The following has worked perfectly for me.  The instructions are for a Mac but would work equally well on Windows or Linux with obvious path adjustments.  I upgraded NetBeans 7.1 to JAXWS 2.2.5 which fixed the problems with arrays that JAXWS 2.2 has.

1. Update NetBeans Web Service libraries

(a) Do this before running NetBeans at all.  If you've already run NetBeans, I would suggest erasing it AND the ~/.netbeans/7.1 directory, and then re-installing but not running NetBeans.

(b) cp -Rv ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-NetBeans/*  /Applications/NetBeans/NetBeans 7.1.app/Contents/Resources/NetBeans/java/modules/ext/jaxws22

(For those not familiar with "~", "~" under Unix, Linux, and Mac refers to your home directory.)

For me, ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-NetBeans/* contains the following (see note at bottom):

FastInfoset.jar jaxb-xjc.jar resolver.jar
activation.jar jaxws-rt.jar saaj-impl.jar
api jaxws-tools.jar stax-ex.jar
gmbal-api-only.jar jsr173_api.jar streambuffer.jar
http.jar mimepull.jar woodstox.jar
jaxb-impl.jar policy.jar

./api:  (this is a sub-directory under ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-NetBeans)
ha-api.jar jsr181-api.jar saaj-api.jar
jaxb-api.jar jsr250-api.jar
jaxws-api.jar management-api.jar


2. Converting from the old NetBeans

(a) When checking out the project select "No" to Metro

(b) Right-click on the project / Resolve Missing Server Problem / tomcat

(c) Exit NetBeans

(d) cp ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-XXX/* ~/NetBeans-7.1/[YOUR PROJECT]/lib
(I put my NetBeans projects under ~/NetBeans-7.1, yours is likely different.  You may need to create the target sub-directory (lib).)

The source directory contains (see note at bottom):

FastInfoset.jar jaxws-api.jar policy.jar
activation.jar jaxws-rt.jar saaj-api.jar
gmbal-api-only.jar jaxws-tools.jar saaj-impl.jar
ha-api.jar jsr173_api.jar stax-ex.jar
http.jar jsr181-api.jar streambuffer.jar
jaxb-api.jar jsr250-api.jar woodstox.jar
jaxb-impl.jar management-api.jar
jaxb-xjc.jar mimepull.jar



(e) Start NetBeans

(f) Right-click on your project and select Properties and then Libraries

(g) Remove reference to the package named JAX-WS 2.2

(h) Click on Add JAR / folder

(i) Select all the files that came from ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-XXX and then click OK

(j) The placement of the entire block of newly associated jar files should probably go near the top

(k) When you click OK, give NetBeans a long time to re-scan everything.


Note at bottom:  The file lists I provide may not be complete.  When I was doing the conversion there were a few jars that I already had integrated in my application that were later versions so I omitted the ones that come with JAXWS.  You should probably take all of the files from the distribution.

I have been using this method on several projects (one of which has thousands of web services) and it has worked flawlessly.

Hope this helps.

Blake McBride
blake< at >arahant.com<mailto:blake< at >arahant.com>

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Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

Javier Ortiz — 2012-05-23T14:14:54

Seemed that the team was not aware of this. Was an issue or RFE written? That's the only way to get stuff like this fixed or at least looked at.

[cid:image001.png< at >01CD38C4.7E38CE90]

Senior Software Quality Engineer
ArthroCare Corporation
7000 William Cannon Drive
Austin, TX 78735
Phone: 512-358-5996
email: javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>

From: blake1024< at >gmail.com [mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com] On Behalf Of Blake McBride
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 9:12 AM
To: nbusers< at >netbeans.org
Subject: [nbusers] Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

Thanks!

On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 9:06 AM, Javier Ortiz <Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>> wrote:
I already forwarded to netcat list and NetBeans is looking into it.

[cid:image001.png< at >01CD38C4.7E38CE90]

Senior Software Quality Engineer
ArthroCare Corporation
7000 William Cannon Drive
Austin, TX 78735
Phone: 512-358-5996<tel:512-358-5996>
email: javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>

From: blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com> [mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com>] On Behalf Of Blake McBride
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 9:05 AM

To: nbusers< at >netbeans.org<mailto:nbusers< at >netbeans.org>
Subject: [nbusers] Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

I think it's BS.  Those libraries have been out-of-date and bad since NB 6.9.  This is a very significant issue and easy for them to fix right.  They should either fix it or drop support for web services.

On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 1:28 PM, Javier Ortiz <Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>> wrote:
Looks great. I suggest making FAQ entry about this.

[cid:image001.png< at >01CD38C4.7E38CE90]

Senior Software Quality Engineer
ArthroCare Corporation
7000 William Cannon Drive
Austin, TX 78735
Phone: 512-358-5996<tel:512-358-5996>
email: javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>

From: blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com> [mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com>] On Behalf Of Blake McBride
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2012 1:25 PM
To: nbusers< at >netbeans.org<mailto:nbusers< at >netbeans.org>
Subject: [nbusers] Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

See below

On Sun, Jan 15, 2012 at 8:50 PM, Blake McBride <blake< at >arahant.com<mailto:blake< at >arahant.com>> wrote:
Greetings,

NetBeans 7.1 ships with jax-ws 2.2.  That version has a bug supporting
web services passing arrays.  This bug was fix in version 2.2.1 a long
time ago.  Current version is 2.2.5.

I have a huge application with thousands of web services many of which
pass arrays.  I have been using NetBeans 6.7.1 for years (which
included a version of jax-ws without the bug).  I want to upgrade to
NetBeans 7.1 but can't unless I can also upgrade to the latest jax-ws.
 I have looked on the web and upgrading jars included with NetBeans
seems to be a huge, huge challenge.  I've already spent hours on the
issue.  I'd appreciate help updating to the latest jax-ws.

Thank you.

Blake McBride

P.S.  Same for Hibernate.....

Greetings,

Having not received a response, I solved the problem myself.  Someone sent me an email asking me to post my solution, so here it is.

The following has worked perfectly for me.  The instructions are for a Mac but would work equally well on Windows or Linux with obvious path adjustments.  I upgraded NetBeans 7.1 to JAXWS 2.2.5 which fixed the problems with arrays that JAXWS 2.2 has.

1. Update NetBeans Web Service libraries

(a) Do this before running NetBeans at all.  If you've already run NetBeans, I would suggest erasing it AND the ~/.netbeans/7.1 directory, and then re-installing but not running NetBeans.

(b) cp -Rv ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-NetBeans/*  /Applications/NetBeans/NetBeans 7.1.app/Contents/Resources/NetBeans/java/modules/ext/jaxws22

(For those not familiar with "~", "~" under Unix, Linux, and Mac refers to your home directory.)

For me, ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-NetBeans/* contains the following (see note at bottom):

FastInfoset.jar jaxb-xjc.jar resolver.jar
activation.jar jaxws-rt.jar saaj-impl.jar
api jaxws-tools.jar stax-ex.jar
gmbal-api-only.jar jsr173_api.jar streambuffer.jar
http.jar mimepull.jar woodstox.jar
jaxb-impl.jar policy.jar

./api:  (this is a sub-directory under ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-NetBeans)
ha-api.jar jsr181-api.jar saaj-api.jar
jaxb-api.jar jsr250-api.jar
jaxws-api.jar management-api.jar


2. Converting from the old NetBeans

(a) When checking out the project select "No" to Metro

(b) Right-click on the project / Resolve Missing Server Problem / tomcat

(c) Exit NetBeans

(d) cp ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-XXX/* ~/NetBeans-7.1/[YOUR PROJECT]/lib
(I put my NetBeans projects under ~/NetBeans-7.1, yours is likely different.  You may need to create the target sub-directory (lib).)

The source directory contains (see note at bottom):

FastInfoset.jar jaxws-api.jar policy.jar
activation.jar jaxws-rt.jar saaj-api.jar
gmbal-api-only.jar jaxws-tools.jar saaj-impl.jar
ha-api.jar jsr173_api.jar stax-ex.jar
http.jar jsr181-api.jar streambuffer.jar
jaxb-api.jar jsr250-api.jar woodstox.jar
jaxb-impl.jar management-api.jar
jaxb-xjc.jar mimepull.jar



(e) Start NetBeans

(f) Right-click on your project and select Properties and then Libraries

(g) Remove reference to the package named JAX-WS 2.2

(h) Click on Add JAR / folder

(i) Select all the files that came from ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-XXX and then click OK

(j) The placement of the entire block of newly associated jar files should probably go near the top

(k) When you click OK, give NetBeans a long time to re-scan everything.


Note at bottom:  The file lists I provide may not be complete.  When I was doing the conversion there were a few jars that I already had integrated in my application that were later versions so I omitted the ones that come with JAXWS.  You should probably take all of the files from the distribution.

I have been using this method on several projects (one of which has thousands of web services) and it has worked flawlessly.

Hope this helps.

Blake McBride
blake< at >arahant.com<mailto:blake< at >arahant.com>

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Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

Blake McBride — 2012-05-23T14:11:45

Thanks!

On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 9:06 AM, Javier Ortiz
<Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>wrote:

Re: Adding JPanel Forms to Jframe

Chuck Davis — 2012-05-23T14:08:51

Are you having fun yet?  :)

You're on the right track.  But you probably don't have to put
anything on the palette at this point.

I would do it as follows:

In your JFrame add a JPanel and set the layout to Border.  Create your
panels.  Use this procedure to add your panels:

panel.setVisible(false);
panel.removeAll();
panel.add(LogonPanel, BorderLayout.CENTER);
panel.setVisible(true);

HTH


On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 5:42 AM, Brisvegan <dncnmckirdy< at >hotmail.com> wrote:

Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

Javier Ortiz — 2012-05-23T14:06:42

I already forwarded to netcat list and NetBeans is looking into it.

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Senior Software Quality Engineer
ArthroCare Corporation
7000 William Cannon Drive
Austin, TX 78735
Phone: 512-358-5996
email: javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>

From: blake1024< at >gmail.com [mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com] On Behalf Of Blake McBride
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 9:05 AM
To: nbusers< at >netbeans.org
Subject: [nbusers] Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

I think it's BS.  Those libraries have been out-of-date and bad since NB 6.9.  This is a very significant issue and easy for them to fix right.  They should either fix it or drop support for web services.

On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 1:28 PM, Javier Ortiz <Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>> wrote:
Looks great. I suggest making FAQ entry about this.

[cid:image001.png< at >01CD38C3.410CABA0]

Senior Software Quality Engineer
ArthroCare Corporation
7000 William Cannon Drive
Austin, TX 78735
Phone: 512-358-5996<tel:512-358-5996>
email: javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com<mailto:javier.ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>

From: blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com> [mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com<mailto:blake1024< at >gmail.com>] On Behalf Of Blake McBride
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2012 1:25 PM
To: nbusers< at >netbeans.org<mailto:nbusers< at >netbeans.org>
Subject: [nbusers] Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

See below

On Sun, Jan 15, 2012 at 8:50 PM, Blake McBride <blake< at >arahant.com<mailto:blake< at >arahant.com>> wrote:
Greetings,

NetBeans 7.1 ships with jax-ws 2.2.  That version has a bug supporting
web services passing arrays.  This bug was fix in version 2.2.1 a long
time ago.  Current version is 2.2.5.

I have a huge application with thousands of web services many of which
pass arrays.  I have been using NetBeans 6.7.1 for years (which
included a version of jax-ws without the bug).  I want to upgrade to
NetBeans 7.1 but can't unless I can also upgrade to the latest jax-ws.
 I have looked on the web and upgrading jars included with NetBeans
seems to be a huge, huge challenge.  I've already spent hours on the
issue.  I'd appreciate help updating to the latest jax-ws.

Thank you.

Blake McBride

P.S.  Same for Hibernate.....

Greetings,

Having not received a response, I solved the problem myself.  Someone sent me an email asking me to post my solution, so here it is.

The following has worked perfectly for me.  The instructions are for a Mac but would work equally well on Windows or Linux with obvious path adjustments.  I upgraded NetBeans 7.1 to JAXWS 2.2.5 which fixed the problems with arrays that JAXWS 2.2 has.

1. Update NetBeans Web Service libraries

(a) Do this before running NetBeans at all.  If you've already run NetBeans, I would suggest erasing it AND the ~/.netbeans/7.1 directory, and then re-installing but not running NetBeans.

(b) cp -Rv ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-NetBeans/*  /Applications/NetBeans/NetBeans 7.1.app/Contents/Resources/NetBeans/java/modules/ext/jaxws22

(For those not familiar with "~", "~" under Unix, Linux, and Mac refers to your home directory.)

For me, ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-NetBeans/* contains the following (see note at bottom):

FastInfoset.jar jaxb-xjc.jar resolver.jar
activation.jar jaxws-rt.jar saaj-impl.jar
api jaxws-tools.jar stax-ex.jar
gmbal-api-only.jar jsr173_api.jar streambuffer.jar
http.jar mimepull.jar woodstox.jar
jaxb-impl.jar policy.jar

./api:  (this is a sub-directory under ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-NetBeans)
ha-api.jar jsr181-api.jar saaj-api.jar
jaxb-api.jar jsr250-api.jar
jaxws-api.jar management-api.jar


2. Converting from the old NetBeans

(a) When checking out the project select "No" to Metro

(b) Right-click on the project / Resolve Missing Server Problem / tomcat

(c) Exit NetBeans

(d) cp ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-XXX/* ~/NetBeans-7.1/[YOUR PROJECT]/lib
(I put my NetBeans projects under ~/NetBeans-7.1, yours is likely different.  You may need to create the target sub-directory (lib).)

The source directory contains (see note at bottom):

FastInfoset.jar jaxws-api.jar policy.jar
activation.jar jaxws-rt.jar saaj-api.jar
gmbal-api-only.jar jaxws-tools.jar saaj-impl.jar
ha-api.jar jsr173_api.jar stax-ex.jar
http.jar jsr181-api.jar streambuffer.jar
jaxb-api.jar jsr250-api.jar woodstox.jar
jaxb-impl.jar management-api.jar
jaxb-xjc.jar mimepull.jar



(e) Start NetBeans

(f) Right-click on your project and select Properties and then Libraries

(g) Remove reference to the package named JAX-WS 2.2

(h) Click on Add JAR / folder

(i) Select all the files that came from ~/jaxws-2.2.5-for-XXX and then click OK

(j) The placement of the entire block of newly associated jar files should probably go near the top

(k) When you click OK, give NetBeans a long time to re-scan everything.


Note at bottom:  The file lists I provide may not be complete.  When I was doing the conversion there were a few jars that I already had integrated in my application that were later versions so I omitted the ones that come with JAXWS.  You should probably take all of the files from the distribution.

I have been using this method on several projects (one of which has thousands of web services) and it has worked flawlessly.

Hope this helps.

Blake McBride
blake< at >arahant.com<mailto:blake< at >arahant.com>

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Re: Where is the "Tasks" window in 7.2?

Thomas Wolf — 2012-05-23T14:06:44

Thanks Geertjan and Javier.

I use the "Tasks" window to see output from PMD (actually, it's Gianlucas' excellent easyPMD).  Why do I use PMD?  Because the hints that Netbeans provides (many of which point out the same problems that PMD does) only show in the gutter of each java file and, thus, are kind of useless unless you actually notice them at the time you create the problem.  So I got really excited when I saw this possible enhancement - to see these hints in the output window instead….I hope someone can confirm that this will be a feature in 7.2.

Thanks a bunch,
Tom

On May 23, 2012, at 9:56 AM, Javier Ortiz wrote:

Re: Need help updating jax-ws on Netbeans 7.1

Blake McBride — 2012-05-23T14:05:14

I think it's BS.  Those libraries have been out-of-date and bad since NB
6.9.  This is a very significant issue and easy for them to fix right.
 They should either fix it or drop support for web services.

On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 1:28 PM, Javier Ortiz
<Javier.Ortiz< at >arthrocare.com>wrote:

Re: How to build a C++ app using netbeans

Javier Ortiz — 2012-05-23T13:59:39

This should get you started.

http://netbeans.org/features/cpp/

http://netbeans.org/kb/trails/cnd.html

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I am a programming student and i feel that  the entire tutorial on netbeans does not fully explain to me as to how to use the netbeans IDE with the C++ programming language in building applications.Can you please assiste me in this regard.
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Re: Where is the "Tasks" window in 7.2?

Javier Ortiz — 2012-05-23T13:56:38

I noticed the same thing recently. The Task windows is now named Action Items. Look for it on the Window Menu. Not sure about the rest.



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-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Wolf [mailto:tjwolf< at >gmail.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 8:45 AM
To: nbusers< at >netbeans.org
Subject: [nbusers] Where is the "Tasks" window in 7.2?

I just installed the dev build of 7.2 (to see if the bothersome project scanning is reduced) and can't seem to find the "Tasks" window.  Has it been removed?

Also, I went into Options/Preferences->Editor->Hints and noticed that the online help says that there is the ability to show these hints as problems in the output window:
* Show in problem window. Java only. Show the hint in the Output window as a problem.

But I don't see the actual option to do so in the GUI (unless I'm blind).  All I see is a combo box "Show As" with options "Error", "Warning",  and "Warning on current line" (what does "Warning on current line" mean - since they're shown in the gutter, don't these things always show up on current line??)  The online help also mentions "Info" as another option - but I don't see that either.

Are the described items still in development?  Usually help docs lag implementation, so that seems unlikely :-)

Thanks for any info,
Tom

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Re: Where is the "Tasks" window in 7.2?

Geertjan Wielenga — 2012-05-23T13:56:33

Tasks is called Action Items.

Gj

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Subject: [nbusers] Where is the "Tasks" window in 7.2?

I just installed the dev build of 7.2 (to see if the bothersome project scanning is reduced) and can't seem to find the "Tasks" window.  Has it been removed?

Also, I went into Options/Preferences->Editor->Hints and noticed that the online help says that there is the ability to show these hints as problems in the output window:
• Show in problem window. Java only. Show the hint in the Output window as a problem.

But I don't see the actual option to do so in the GUI (unless I'm blind).  All I see is a combo box "Show As" with options "Error", "Warning",  and "Warning on current line" (what does "Warning on current line" mean - since they're shown in the gutter, don't these things always show up on current line??)  The online help also mentions "Info" as another option - but I don't see that either.

Are the described items still in development?  Usually help docs lag implementation, so that seems unlikely :-)

Thanks for any info,
Tom

Re: Saving - Embarrassed to Ask this

Chuck Davis — 2012-05-23T13:53:53

Your project is saved when you hit the "save" icon or build the
project.  Your overly cautious approach is understandable but you'll
learn to trust the IDE as you go along.  If you introduce errors it
lets you know and you can fix it at that time.  You can also create
new packages to keep yourself organized if that helps.  Relax!  Make
some mistakes and let the IDE show it's strengths!  But be sure of
this.....even if your project is saved you should back it up because
hard drives crash!  That will solve your "earlier working copy" issue
as well.  If all Hell breaks loose...just restore!  DVDs are cheap
these days....

To find the errors, have you tried to build?  After deleting the
addition that caused the errors most of the time the error indicator
does not go away until you build again.  If you build and still have
errors the output window will tell you where it is.

On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 6:47 PM, Brisvegan <dncnmckirdy< at >hotmail.com> wrote:

Where is the "Tasks" window in 7.2?

Thomas Wolf — 2012-05-23T13:45:15

I just installed the dev build of 7.2 (to see if the bothersome project scanning is reduced) and can't seem to find the "Tasks" window.  Has it been removed?

Also, I went into Options/Preferences->Editor->Hints and noticed that the online help says that there is the ability to show these hints as problems in the output window:
• Show in problem window. Java only. Show the hint in the Output window as a problem.

But I don't see the actual option to do so in the GUI (unless I'm blind).  All I see is a combo box "Show As" with options "Error", "Warning",  and "Warning on current line" (what does "Warning on current line" mean - since they're shown in the gutter, don't these things always show up on current line??)  The online help also mentions "Info" as another option - but I don't see that either.

Are the described items still in development?  Usually help docs lag implementation, so that seems unlikely :-)

Thanks for any info,
Tom

Re: New to Java: getting some error in Netbeans

Gregg Wonderly — 2012-05-23T13:32:20

 >and that was giving some errors. So that problem is resolved. And yes, when i

Java utilizes runtime binding of classes to ".class" files using the name of the 
Class.  When there are multiple "public" classes in the same file, it represents 
a disconnect, with the design of the language.  The intent, is that you should 
use separate files for each class, regardless of if they are public or not.

The fact that there can be non-public classes declared in the same file as a 
public class, is an old "feature" provided in the beginning days of Java 
applets, back in the 1990's.  Web servers were not very efficient at downloading 
multiple files, like they are now, and so the decision was made to let applets 
try to all be in one .class file for downloading speedups and some convenience 
of isolation of "listener" classes.  Now that we have "inner classes" and 
"anonymous inner classes", fast web servers, as well as most IDEs build 
everything into a .jar file for you, everything can happen in "one" download in 
most cases.

Just split your classes in to individual files, named with the same name as the 
class (whether the classes are public, protected or private), put them in 
directory trees with the same structure as the package name, and you will not 
have to fight with the IDE about how it sees your source files.

Gregg Wonderly