I developed a java application using NetBeans on an old computer I no
longer have access to. When I load NetBeans on a new computer where I
loaded the old application's project, I get a reference error with
this message:
Problem: The project uses the Java Platform called
"Java_HotSpot_TM__Client_VM_1.5.0_06-b05", but this platform was not
found.
Solution: Click Resolve and create new platform called
"Java_HotSpot_TM__Client_VM_1.5.0_06-b05".
I searched my new computer for HotSpot but do not seem to have it. I
think I need to download a HotSpot jar and set it up as a platform in
NetBeans. Is this understanding correct? If so, please provide some
advise on how I can get HotSpot.
Thanks
Lew - 08 Jun 2007 22:31 GMT
> I developed a java application using NetBeans on an old computer I no
> longer have access to. When I load NetBeans on a new computer where I
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> NetBeans. Is this understanding correct? If so, please provide some
> advise on how I can get HotSpot.
Why not isntead change the project properties to use a Java platform NetBeans
already recognizes?

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