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I am using Inno Setup 5 with NetBeans 8 and I have been able to create an installer which installs the app in C:\users\username\local\appname. I however want this installed in C:\Programfiles How can I achieve this in NetBeans? The problem with the NetBeans packaging mechanism using Inno Setup is that - AFAIK - you can't give your own .iss file to the build mechanism. NetBeans creates an own installation script file with little to no external influence. The biggest problem that also I have is that the package is installed (at least for Windows) in C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local . Who on earth

I w'd like make a JComboBox that contents could be searchable. I tried AutoCompleteDecorator, GlazedLists, SwingLabs, JIDE, Laf-Widget , but all of the cannot search by second keyword. For example, in this code possible search by 1st letter and this content includes just one word. this.comboBox = new JComboBox(new Object[] { "Ester", "Jordi", "Jordina", "Jorge", "Sergi" }); AutoCompleteDecorator.decorate(this.comboBox); If JComboBox content consists 2 or 3 words, for example: "Ester Jordi" or "Jorge Sergi", in this case if I enter "Sergi", JComboBox don't show nothing, because it can recognize

I have a maven project with one war and several ear projects. Each ear project requires a slightly different war / WEB-INF/web.xml . Each ear 's pom.xml uses com.google.code.maven-replacer-plugin:replacer and org.codehaus.mojo:truezip-maven-plugin to replace tokens in the web.xml , and then place that new web.xml in the final <project>-app.ear/web.war/WEB-INF . This all works great with building and creating the final EAR artifacts. The problem I'm having is that when I run (using Netbeans, but that shouldn't matter), the web.xml used for deployment ( <project>/target/gfdeploy/first-app/web

This same question has been asked already, but the accepted answer isn't working for the new version of Netbeans 8.2. The .git directory that Netbeans isn't showing is at the same level of .gitignore, at the root of the project. So, how to show it? Ashutosh Jindal This appears to not work as expected in both Netbeans 8.1 and 8.2, however here is a workaround. Creating a link to the .git folder I noticed that no matter what you do in Settings -> Miscellaneous -> Files -> Files Ignored by the IDE, the .git folder does not appear in the Files panel. However, if you were only interested in the

Is there a way to use the clang formatter with NetBeans 8.1? I'm running NetBeans on Arch Linux, if it matters. At the time you posted your question the answer was no, but now (over a year later!) you can use the clang formatter in NetBeans, subject to the following constraints: You must use version 8.2 of NetBeans rather than version 8.1. You must install from a recent nightly development build of NetBeans 8.2 rather than using the standard release. That's because this functionality was only added recently. See NetBeans bug 270882 . To use the clang formatter in NetBeans: Create a trivial C++