Netbeans Win->Linux

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Ike - 11 Apr 2006 16:05 GMT

I've installed Netbeans 5.0 on a Linux box here, and have copied over a
number of directories from Windows using Netbeans 3.6 there. Am wondering if
anyone is aware of how I can simply mount a filesystem, and recognise these
java sources, from 3.6 ? Anyone have any idea on this? Thanks, Ike

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Gordon Beaton - 11 Apr 2006 16:41 GMT

> I've installed Netbeans 5.0 on a Linux box here, and have copied
> over a number of directories from Windows using Netbeans 3.6 there.
> Am wondering if anyone is aware of how I can simply mount a
> filesystem, and recognise these java sources, from 3.6 ?

Use Samba to share filesystems between your windows and linux hosts.

See http://www.samba.org/

/gordon

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Nigel Wade - 12 Apr 2006 09:57 GMT

> I've installed Netbeans 5.0 on a Linux box here, and have copied over a
> number of directories from Windows using Netbeans 3.6 there. Am wondering if
> anyone is aware of how I can simply mount a filesystem, and recognise these
> java sources, from 3.6 ? Anyone have any idea on this? Thanks, Ike

If you are referring to the Netbeans 3 concept of "mount filesystem", then that
has gone away in Netbeans 5 (it was removed in Netbeans 4).

The nearest you will get is to create a new Project. Select File->New Project...
then in Categories select General and in Projects: Project with Existing
Sources. It's not the same, in fact it's nothing like the same and was one of
my biggest problems in switching from NB3 to NB4.

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