Netbeans on Mac won't create new projects
I'm new here and I gotta problem, I need Netbeans for school, I already installed and ran it, but when I try to create a new file or project I get no response nor warning messages from Netbeans, if anyone could help me find a solution I'd be grateful, I'll leave a screenshot for you to see how I see Netbeans.
P.D.: My java version is Java 8 Build 191
EDIT: I want to create new files and projects, there's also no error message when I click 'New File' or 'New Project', nothing at all happens
macos java netbeans
edited Jan 24 at 10:07
Mr Shunz
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I'm new here and I gotta problem, I need Netbeans for school, I already installed and ran it, but when I try to create a new file or project I get no response nor warning messages from Netbeans, if anyone could help me find a solution I'd be grateful, I'll leave a screenshot for you to see how I see Netbeans.
P.D.: My java version is Java 8 Build 191
EDIT: I want to create new files and projects, there's also no error message when I click 'New File' or 'New Project', nothing at all happens
macos java netbeans
edited Jan 24 at 10:07
Mr Shunz
1,82712017
asked Jan 24 at 1:10
Bruno AmezcuaBruno Amezcua
44
OP, what is your issue exactly? Do you want error messages when you create new files? Please edit the question to clarify.
– primohacker
Jan 24 at 1:31
Looks like you have a whole lot of nothing. I could try setting up NetBeans on my Mac tomorrow. In the meantime, have you tried IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse?
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 6:20
It looks like NetBeans is trying to use a version of Java that is invalid... [1] Locate the file netbeans.conf within the etc directory under your NetBeans installation directory. [2] It is a text file containing name/value properties. Open it in any text editor. [3] Locate the line containing the propertynetbeans_jdkhome. What is the complete content of that line?
– skomisa
Jan 28 at 2:16
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I'm new here and I gotta problem, I need Netbeans for school, I already installed and ran it, but when I try to create a new file or project I get no response nor warning messages from Netbeans, if anyone could help me find a solution I'd be grateful, I'll leave a screenshot for you to see how I see Netbeans.
P.D.: My java version is Java 8 Build 191
EDIT: I want to create new files and projects, there's also no error message when I click 'New File' or 'New Project', nothing at all happens
macos java netbeans
edited Jan 24 at 10:07
Mr Shunz
1,82712017
asked Jan 24 at 1:10
Bruno AmezcuaBruno Amezcua
44
I'm new here and I gotta problem, I need Netbeans for school, I already installed and ran it, but when I try to create a new file or project I get no response nor warning messages from Netbeans, if anyone could help me find a solution I'd be grateful, I'll leave a screenshot for you to see how I see Netbeans.
P.D.: My java version is Java 8 Build 191
EDIT: I want to create new files and projects, there's also no error message when I click 'New File' or 'New Project', nothing at all happens
macos java netbeans
macos java netbeans
edited Jan 24 at 10:07
Mr Shunz
1,82712017
asked Jan 24 at 1:10
Bruno AmezcuaBruno Amezcua
44
edited Jan 24 at 10:07
Mr Shunz
1,82712017
asked Jan 24 at 1:10
Bruno AmezcuaBruno Amezcua
44
edited Jan 24 at 10:07
Mr Shunz
1,82712017
edited Jan 24 at 10:07
Mr Shunz
1,82712017
edited Jan 24 at 10:07
Mr Shunz
1,82712017
1,82712017
asked Jan 24 at 1:10
Bruno AmezcuaBruno Amezcua
44
asked Jan 24 at 1:10
Bruno AmezcuaBruno Amezcua
44
asked Jan 24 at 1:10
Bruno AmezcuaBruno Amezcua
44
44
OP, what is your issue exactly? Do you want error messages when you create new files? Please edit the question to clarify.
– primohacker
Jan 24 at 1:31
Looks like you have a whole lot of nothing. I could try setting up NetBeans on my Mac tomorrow. In the meantime, have you tried IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse?
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 6:20
It looks like NetBeans is trying to use a version of Java that is invalid... [1] Locate the file netbeans.conf within the etc directory under your NetBeans installation directory. [2] It is a text file containing name/value properties. Open it in any text editor. [3] Locate the line containing the propertynetbeans_jdkhome. What is the complete content of that line?
– skomisa
Jan 28 at 2:16
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OP, what is your issue exactly? Do you want error messages when you create new files? Please edit the question to clarify.
– primohacker
Jan 24 at 1:31
Looks like you have a whole lot of nothing. I could try setting up NetBeans on my Mac tomorrow. In the meantime, have you tried IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse?
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 6:20
It looks like NetBeans is trying to use a version of Java that is invalid... [1] Locate the file netbeans.conf within the etc directory under your NetBeans installation directory. [2] It is a text file containing name/value properties. Open it in any text editor. [3] Locate the line containing the propertynetbeans_jdkhome. What is the complete content of that line?
– skomisa
Jan 28 at 2:16
OP, what is your issue exactly? Do you want error messages when you create new files? Please edit the question to clarify.
– primohacker
Jan 24 at 1:31
OP, what is your issue exactly? Do you want error messages when you create new files? Please edit the question to clarify.
– primohacker
Jan 24 at 1:31
Looks like you have a whole lot of nothing. I could try setting up NetBeans on my Mac tomorrow. In the meantime, have you tried IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse?
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 6:20
Looks like you have a whole lot of nothing. I could try setting up NetBeans on my Mac tomorrow. In the meantime, have you tried IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse?
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 6:20
It looks like NetBeans is trying to use a version of Java that is invalid... [1] Locate the file netbeans.conf within the etc directory under your NetBeans installation directory. [2] It is a text file containing name/value properties. Open it in any text editor. [3] Locate the line containing the property
netbeans_jdkhome. What is the complete content of that line?– skomisa
Jan 28 at 2:16
It looks like NetBeans is trying to use a version of Java that is invalid... [1] Locate the file netbeans.conf within the etc directory under your NetBeans installation directory. [2] It is a text file containing name/value properties. Open it in any text editor. [3] Locate the line containing the property
netbeans_jdkhome. What is the complete content of that line?– skomisa
Jan 28 at 2:16
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OP, what is your issue exactly? Do you want error messages when you create new files? Please edit the question to clarify.
– primohacker
Jan 24 at 1:31
Looks like you have a whole lot of nothing. I could try setting up NetBeans on my Mac tomorrow. In the meantime, have you tried IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse?
– DrZoo
Jan 24 at 6:20
It looks like NetBeans is trying to use a version of Java that is invalid... [1] Locate the file netbeans.conf within the etc directory under your NetBeans installation directory. [2] It is a text file containing name/value properties. Open it in any text editor. [3] Locate the line containing the property
netbeans_jdkhome. What is the complete content of that line?– skomisa
Jan 28 at 2:16