NB61WebDocSourceError
NetBeans 6.1 WebDocs Source Errors
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| File | Source Error | Suggestion | Bug | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| /testwww/www/community/releases/60/cpp-setup-instructions.html | Whether you use the Sun Studio compilers and Solaris make or the GNU compilers and GNU make, you must have the gbd debugger to debug applications in NetBeans C/C++ Development Pack. | Should be "gdb". PLease check this whole file. | ||
| /testwww/www/community/releases/61/relnotes.html | If this happens, run the IDE using the -J-Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true' switch.
| If this happens, run the IDE using the -J-Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true switch.
| ||
| /testwww/www/community/releases/61/relnotes.html | For example, on Mac OS X 10.4. when using System.out.println in the Java code,the strings containing Japanese characters display correctly in the source code, but are displayed as question marks in the output window. | The dot after "10.4" should be a comma. | ||
| /testwww/www/community/releases/61/relnotes.html | Manually add the desired locale to the locale section of the faces.config.xml file. Here is an example of how the code should appear: | Manually add the desired locale to the locale section of the faces-config.xml file. Here is an example of how the code should appear: | ||
| /testwww/www/community/releases/61/relnotes.html | Mobile applications can not be connected to an enterprise using the Mobility distribution of NetBeans 6.1. | Mobile applications can not be connected to an enterprise bean using the Mobility distribution of NetBeans 6.1. | ||
| /testwww/www/community/releases/61/relnotes.html | </span> | </span> | ||
| /testwww/www/community/releases/61/relnotes.html | Description: ......<p>Workaround: Before the installation, remove all big zip files from the desktop </li> | </span> | ||
| /testwww/www/community/releases/61/install.html | | It's unwanted. | ||
| /testwww/www/community/releases/61/install.html | | The red part before "formation" is unwanted. | ||
| /testwww/www/community/releases/61/install.html | If you selected the Register... checkbox at the previous step, the Registration page opens in the browser. | If you selected the Register checkbox at the previous step, the Registration page opens in the browser. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-google.html | <td class="tbltd1">version <a href="http://download.netbeans.org/netbeans/6.1/final/">version 6.1</a> or version 6.0</td> | Duplicated. It's also in: /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-filetemplates.html, /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-filetype.html, /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-visual_library.html, /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-copyfqn.html, /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-paintapp.html and /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-feedreader.html | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-google.html | Right-click the project node and choose New > Action (if Action is not displayed, access it by choosing Other, then in the New File wizard under Categories, select NetBeans Module Development). | Right-click the project node and choose New > Action (if Action is not displayed, access it by choosing Other, then in the New File wizard under Categories, select Module Development). | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-google.html | Under Categories, select Java GUI Forms. Under Projects, select JPanel Form. | Under Categories, select Swing GUI Form. Under Projects, select JPanel Form. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-google.html | If you need to, right-click in the Source Editor and choose Format (Alt+Shift+F). | If you need to, right-click in the Source Editor and choose Format Code (Alt+Shift+F). | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-google.html | NetBeans IDE offers an easy way to create a binary NetBeans Module file (.nbm) which is a universal means of allowing others to experiment with it in own versions of the IDE (in fact, this is what you did in <a href="#installing-sample">Installing the Sample</a> above. | we feel it should relate with <a href="http://www.netbeans.org/files/documents/4/570/GoogleToolbar.zip">download the completed sample</a>, please have a check and help fix. Thanks! | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-filetemplates.html | In the New File wizard, under Categories, choose Other and under File Types, choose HTML. | In the New File wizard, under Categories, choose Other and under File Types, choose HTML File. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-filetemplates.html | </li> A new HTML file, called HTML.html, opens in the Source Editor, containing the standard HTML file's content shown below: | <p></li> A new HTML file, called Description.html, opens in the Source Editor, containing the standard HTML file's content shown below: | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-filetemplates.html | <p></li> A new HTML file, called HTML.html, opens in the Source Editor, containing the standard HTML file's content shown below: | <p></li> A new HTML file, called Description.html, opens in the Source Editor, containing the standard HTML file's content shown below: | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-filetemplates.html | The user.properties file within that node can be used to set the above values, to override those provided by the system. | The User.Properties file within that node can be used to set the above values, to override those provided by the system. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-filetemplates.html | <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC ""-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN""> <html> <head> <title></title> </head> <body> <#list names as oneName> <b>${oneName}</b> </#list> </body> </html> | <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC ""-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN""> <html> <head> <title></title> </head> <body> <#list names as oneName> <b>${oneName}</b> </#list> </body> </html> | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-filetemplates.html | ${name} inserts the name of the file. | For nice layout, suggest delete the full dot. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-filetemplates.html | ${nameAndExt} inserts the name of the file, together with its extension. | For nice layout, suggest delete the full dot. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-filetemplates.html | ${package} inserts the name of the package where the file is created. | For nice layout, suggest delete the full dot. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-filetemplates.html | ${user} inserts the user name. | For nice layout, suggest delete the full dot. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-filetype.html | In the Name and Location panel, type Abc as the Class Name Prefix and browse to any 16x16 pixel image file as the new file type's icon, as shown below. | In the Name, Icon and Location, type Abc as the Class Name Prefix and browse to any 16x16 pixel image file as the new file type's icon, as shown below. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-filetype.html | In the Name and Location panel, type MyAction as the Class Name and type My Action as the Display Name. Menu items provided by contextual menus do not display icons. Therefore, click Finish and MyAction.java is added to the org.myorg.abcfiletype package. | In the Name, Icon and Location, type MyAction as the Class Name and type My Action as the Display Name. Menu items provided by contextual menus do not display icons. Therefore, click Finish and MyAction.java is added to the org.myorg.abcfiletype package. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-visual_library.html | Right-click the module project, choose New > File/Folder and choose Window Component from the NetBeans Module Development category. Click Next. Choose editor in the drop-down list and select Open on Application Start. Click Next. | In the Build, if we right-click the module project, after choose New, we can see Window Component directly, or right-click the module project, choose New > Other and choose Window Component from the Module Development category. There is not File/Folder and NetBeans Module Development there at all. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-visual_library.html | Right-click in the TopComponent in Design mode, choose Set Layout, and select BorderLayout. | Right-click in the TopComponent in Design mode, choose Set Layout, and select Border Layout. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-copyfqn.html | In the New Project wizard, choose NetBeans Modules under Categories and Module Project under Projects and click Next. | In the New Project wizard, choose NetBeans Modules under Categories and Module under Projects and click Next. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-visual_library.html | In the same way as explained in step 3 of the section called "Getting Started", earlier in this tutorial, add dependencies on the Actions API, Nodes API, and Common Palette API. | In the same way as explained in step 3 of the section called "Setting up the module", earlier in this tutorial, add dependencies on the Actions API, Nodes API, and Common Palette API. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-copyfqn.html | Choose Conditionally Enabled, and keep all the defaults, as shown below, so that the action will be sensitive to DataObjects and so that it will only be enabled when one DataObject is selected. | Choose Conditionally Enabled, and keep all the defaults, as shown below, so that the action will be sensitive to DataObject and so that it will only be enabled when one DataObject is selected. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-paintapp.html | Under projects, select Module Suite Project and click Next. | Under projects, select Module Suite and click Next. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-paintapp.html | Under projects, select Library Wrapper Module Project and click Next. | Under projects, select Library Wrapper Module and click Next. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-paintapp.html | In the Projects window, right-click the Paint module's project node and choose New >File/Folder. In the New File wizard, choose NetBeans Module Development under Categories and Action under File Types. | In the Build, if we right-click the Paint module's project node, we can see "Action" directly, or right-click the Paint module's project node and choose New > Other > Module Development > Action. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-paintapp.html | Click Libraries, expand the platform7 node. This is the only cluster that contains modules that will be bundled with your Paint application. Modules that are checked are included, those that are not are excluded. Notice that many are already excluded. There is one that you need to exclude manually: Core UI. Do so now, by deselecting it. | Click Libraries, expand the platform8 node. This is the only cluster that contains modules that will be bundled with your Paint application. Modules that are checked are included, those that are not are excluded. Notice that many are already excluded. There is one that you need to exclude manually: Core UI. Do so now, by deselecting it. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-paintapp.html | Right click the PaintApp node and choose Create ZIP Distribution to package the entire application, with all needed modules and files, as a zip file. | Right click the PaintApp node and choose Build ZIP Distribution to package the entire application, with all needed modules and files, as a zip file. | ||
| /platform/www/tutorials/60/nbm-feedreader.html | Under Projects, select Module Suite Project. | Under Projects, select Module Suite. | ||
| /www/kb/60/javaee/secure-ejb.html | Deselect the Use Dedicated Folder option, if selected. | Deselect the Use Dedicated Folder for Storing Libraries option, if selected. | ||
| /www/kb/60/javaee/secure-ejb.html | Select Create EJB Module and Create Application Client Module and deselect Create Web Module. | Select Create EJB Module and Create Application Client Module and deselect Creat Web Application Module. | ||
| /www/kb/60/java/gui-saf.html | See <a href="gui-db">Building a Java Desktop Database Application</a> for an example of how this shell can be used. | See <a href="gui-db.html">Building a Java Desktop Database Application</a> for an example of how this shell can be used. | ||
| /www/kb/60/java/gui-saf.html | In the Platforms page, the IDE searches for all available Java ME platforms and lists them in the window. | In the Platforms Folder page, the IDE searches for all available Java ME platforms and lists them in the window. | ||
| /www/kb/60/java/gui-saf.html | In the New Ability dialog, enter a name for the ability, or choose an ability from the drop-down menu. | In the Add Ability dialog, enter a name for the ability, or choose an ability from the drop-down menu. | ||
| /www/kb/60/mobility/cdc-cremevm.html | If you have a device, skip to Step 12. | If you have a device, skip to Step 2. | ||
| /www/kb/60/mobility/cdc-cremevm.html | Under Categories, select CDC. Under Projects, select the CDC Application template. | Under Categories, select Under Categories, select CDC. Under Projects, select the CDC Application template.. Under Projects, select the CDC Application template. | ||
| /www/kb/60/mobility/cdc-cremevm.html | In the Explorer window, right-click on the Source Packages node of your project and choose New > JFrame form. Click Finish. | In the Project window, right-click on the Source Packages node of your project and choose New > JFrame form. Click Finish. | ||
| /www/kb/60/mobility/cdcemulator-setup.html | From the Main Menu of the NetBeans IDE, choose Tools > Java Platform Manager. | From the Main Menu of the NetBeans IDE, choose Tools > Java Platform. | ||
| /www/kb/60/mobility/midp_devices.html | In the Select Platform Type page, choose the Java ME MIDP Edition Platform Emulator. | In the Select Platform Type page, choose the Java ME MIDP Platform Emulator. | ||
| /www/kb/60/mobility/midp_devices.html | In the Platforms page, the IDE searches for all available Java ME platforms and lists them in the window. | In the latforms Folder page, the IDE searches for all available Java ME platforms and lists them in the window. | ||
| /www/kb/60/mobility/midp_devices.html | In theNew Ability dialog, enter a name for the ability, or choose an ability from the drop-down menu. | In theAdd Ability dialog, enter a name for the ability, or choose an ability from the drop-down menu. | ||
| /www/kb/60/javaee/secure-ejb.html | <img src="../../../images/articles/60/javaee/secure-ejb/secure-appclient-dd1.png" width="529" height="402" alt="Dialog prompting for username and password" class="margin-around box" /> | This description is not related to the real screenshot. | ||
| /www/kb/60/websvc/client.html | (Refer to the "Getting Started" section for details.) | Can not find this section in the whole file. | ||
| //www/kb/60/websvc/rest-tomcat.html | The New Entity Classes from Database wizard opens in the Database Tables panel." | The relationship between New Entity Classes from Database wizard and Database Tables panel seems not right. Database Tables panel is a part of New Entity Classes from Database wizard. | ||
| //www/kb/60/websvc/rest-tomcat.html | Type jdbc/sample in the JNDI Name field. From the Database Connection drop-down field, select jdbc:derby://hostname:1527/sample app on APP, as shown below | Type jdbc/sample in the JNDI Name field. From the Database Connection drop-down field, select jdbc:derby://localhost:1527/sample app on APP, as shown below | ||
| //www/kb/60/websvc/rest-tomcat.html | Project Properties dialog showing Topo Link Essentials added to top of compile time libraries | Project Properties dialog showing TopoLink Essentials added to top of compile time libraries | ||
| //www/kb/60/websvc/rest-tomcat.html | After the IDE restarts, restart the Derby database server (Tools >Java DB Database > Start Server). | "Java DB Database" is only in Netbeans IDE 6.0. In services window of Netbeans IDE 6.1, right-click server can connect it directly. | ||
| /www/kb/60/websvc/rest-mysql.html | <img src="../../../images/articles/60/websvc/mysql/drivers.png" alt="Servers tab showing drivers" width="349" height="302" border="1" class="margin-around"></li> | <img src="../../../images/articles/60/websvc/mysql/drivers.png" alt="Services tab showing drivers" width="349" height="302" border="1" class="margin-around"></li> | ||
| /www/kb/60/websvc/rest-mysql.html | Leave the Set as Main Project option selected and click Finish. The IDE creates the Sakila project folder. The project folder contains all of your sources and project metadata, such as the project's Ant build script. The HelloWeb project opens in the IDE. | Leave the Set as Main Project option selected and click Finish. The IDE creates the Sakila project folder. The project folder contains all of your sources and project metadata, such as the project's Ant build script. The sakila project opens in the IDE. | ||
| /www/kb/60/websvc/strikeiron.html | NetBeans IDE 6.0 and 6.1 come prepackaged with a set of popular StrikeIron web services. You can access them by switching to the Services window, expanding the Web Services node, and opening the StrikeIron Services node. | We only can see "StrikeIron node" under Web Services, not "StrikeIron Services node" in NB IDE 6.1. Need global check in this file. | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/tutorial-webapps.html | | |||
| /www/kb/60/web/tutorial-webapps.html | | |||
| /www/kb/60/web/tutorial-webapps.html | In the Runtime window, right-click the HTTP Server node and choose Start HTTP Server. | Runtime window is only in Netbeans IDE 6.0. | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/fixedpagelayout.html | They are responsible for placing the containers ( )</span> in the correct place.
| Is there any meaning in the brackets? It can not displayed. | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/fixedpagelayout.html | In the Properties window, set the separator text property to | In the Properties window, set the separator property to | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/fixedpagelayout.html | Press Refresh Designer button. | Press Refresh button. | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/clientsiderendering.html | <a name="00"></a>Creating the Project | <a name="00"></a>Creating the Page | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/fileupload.html | From the Basic section of the Palette, drop a Label component on the page, type Choose a File to Upload: and press Enter.
| From the Woodstock Basic section of the Palette, drop a Label component on the page, type Choose a File to Upload: and press Enter.
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| /www/kb/60/web/fileupload.html | Open the Files window and expand {1261}project-name{1262} > web > WEB-INF.Right-click the web-xml node and choose Edit. | Open the Files window and expand {1261}project-name{1262} > web > WEB-INF.Right-click the web.xml node and choose Edit. | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/quickstart-webapps.html | In the Palette (Ctrl-Shift-8) located to the right of the Source Editor, expand HTML Forms and drag a Form item to a point after the <h2> tags into the Source Editor. | In the Palette (Ctrl-Shift-8) located to the right of the Source Editor, expand HTML Forms and drag a Form item to a point after the </h2> tags into the Source Editor. | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/quickstart-webapps.html | Right-click within the Source Editor and choose Format (Alt-Shift-F) to tidy the format of your code. Your index.jsp file should now appear similar to the following: | Right-click within the Source Editor and choose Format Code (Alt-Shift-F) to tidy the format of your code. Your index.jsp file should now appear similar to the following: | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/quickstart-webapps.html | <td class="tbltd1">Web and Java EE installation <a href="http://download.netbeans.org/netbeans/6.1/final/">version 6.1</a> or version 6.0</td> | It seems extra here. | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/quickstart-webapps.html | <img src="../../../images/articles/60/web/quickstart-web/usebean-dialog.png" class="margin-around" alt="Use Bean dialog containing specified fields" /> | <img src="../../../images/articles/60/web/quickstart-web/usebean-dialog.png" class="margin-around" alt="Insert Use Bean containing specified fields" /> | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/quickstart-webapps.html | <p align="center"><a href="#top">top</a></p><</body></html> | <p align="center"><a href="#top">top</a></p></body></html> | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/virtual-forms.html | | unwanted | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/virtual-forms.html | | unwanted | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/virtual-forms.html | | unwanted | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/virtual-forms.html | <p align="center"><a href="#top">top</a></p>< | unwanted | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/virtual-forms.html | | |||
| /www/kb/60/web/virtual-forms.html | | For keeping cnsistent with the following two phrases, suggest to delete the full stopat the end of this sentence. | ||
| /www/kb/60/websvc/intro-ws.html | In SOAP-based web services, Java utilites create a WSDL file based on the Java code in the web service. | In SOAP-based web services, Java utilities create a WSDL file based on the Java code in the web service. | ||
| /www/kb/60/javaee/secure-ejb.html | <a href="http://java.sun.com/mailers/techtips/enterprise/2007/TechTips_March07.html#2">Using Security Annotations in Enterprise Beans</a>, an <a href="http://java.sun.com/developer/EJTechTips/index.html">Enterprise Java Technologies Tech Tips</a> at <a href="http://developers.sun.com/">developers.sun.com/</a> | The slash "/" before </a> tag seems extra. | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/tutorial-webapps.html | conde completion | typo | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/tutorial-webapps.html | Create an Output.jsp file in the Parameters folder using the same method that you used to create the Input.jsp file. | parameters | ||
| /www/kb/60/websvc/rest-tomcat.html | <img src="../../../images/articles/jaxws/google-map-1.png" alt="Cutomer Resource class in editor" width="600" height="223" border="1" class="margin-around"></li> | <img src="../../../images/articles/jaxws/google-map-1.png" alt="CutomerResource class in editor" width="600" height="223" border="1" class="margin-around"></li> | ||
| /www/kb/60/websvc/rest-mysql.html | The IDE creates the Sakila project folder. | The IDE creates the sakila project folder. | ||
| /www/kb/60/websvc/rest-mysql.html | <p>On the left-hand side is the set of root resources. Here they are named languages and films. | Should be films | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/clientsiderendering.html | drag a Button component from the palette and place it the right of the Listbox component. | Drag | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/clientsiderendering.html | Set the Text Area component's rows property to 10 by setting its value in the the Properties window | missing full stop. | ||
| /www/kb/60/web/clientsiderendering.html | ellipsis(...) button for the onChange property. This property is under the JavaScript section of the propertieswindow.
| ellipsis(...) button for the onChange property. This property is under the JavaScript section of the Properties window.
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