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# If you have some problems with detect of proxy settings, you may want to enable# detect the proxy settings provided by JDK5 or higher.# In such case add -J-Djava.net.useSystemProxies=true to the netbeans_default_options.
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Hum no, it could be interesting to see the log (how to find it). I already had this issue sometimes, but it was working when I restarted Gephi...When I try to install the plugin on windows it gives me an error: "The Plugin Installer found problem timeout of loading". This happens when I try to install ANY plugin, not just mine. Do you know what is wrong?
Statistics:Posted by cck — 11 Aug 2010 14:21
Hum no, it could be interesting to see the log (how to find it). I already had this issue sometimes, but it was working when I restarted Gephi...When I try to install the plugin on windows it gives me an error: "The Plugin Installer found problem timeout of loading". This happens when I try to install ANY plugin, not just mine. Do you know what is wrong?
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For now I have only developed pretty straight-forward Java programs with no complex inheritance/class-structure/dependency-etc. So just to be sure I don't have to worry about things that are only caused by developing based on the wrong libraries etc.mbastian wrote: ..There is now a big difference between the trunk and the 0.7alpha4. The trunk is now using Netbeans 6.9, whereas it is 6.8 for the last release. That explain why it is not building. The next release is the 0.7beta for the end of August, so I recommend to go back to Netbeans 6.8 et 0.7alpha4 sources to release your plugin now.shaunroach wrote:2. I used the trunk version to make this plugin, and it seems that many of the dependencies I used prevent this plugin from working on the version that is currently available for download. Would you recommend I develop using the older version, or is a new release happening soon?
Statistics:Posted by MrPok — 15 Jul 2010 15:56
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Sebastien may be more aware of this, and could fix it if there is an issue. He will answer asap.1. When I go to publish the plugin at http://gephi.org/plugins/add/, I get a message that says "Please log in ou create an account.", even after I have created an account and logged in. How do I publish the plugin?
There is now a big difference between the trunk and the 0.7alpha4. The trunk is now using Netbeans 6.9, whereas it is 6.8 for the last release. That explain why it is not building. The next release is the 0.7beta for the end of August, so I recommend to go back to Netbeans 6.8 et 0.7alpha4 sources to release your plugin now.2. I used the trunk version to make this plugin, and it seems that many of the dependencies I used prevent this plugin from working on the version that is currently available for download. Would you recommend I develop using the older version, or is a new release happening soon?
You have several choices. Do it in the static way and define a new action in Plugins, as explained here. For being in the Generator menu, you need to be recognized as a Generator, as explained here. If you implement generator and register in the system like showed on the wiki, you will appear in the generator menu.3. It seems I have two options for making the plugin available for users, it can either go under "Import Spigot" or "Generate", and there are no options for making submenus, is this correct? How should I decide whether the plugin goes under "Import Spigot" or "Generate", and are there other options?
Yes you can use the Netbeans Preferences system, it's easy.4. Is there a mechanism for adding preferences for a plugin that persist when the program restarts?
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//Get a preferenceString str= NbPreferences.forModule(MyClass.class).get("key1", null);//SetNbPreferences.forModule(MyClass.class).put("key1", str);
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