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After installing NB 6.1 M1 and then the groovy/grails plugin, Netbeans won't start. I'll try to attach the log file here.
Created attachment 55875 [details] Netbeans log
Jardo, do you have any idea how this could happen?
Same error here. OS: Windows 2000 SP4 JDK: 1.6.0_03 NetBeans stop working just after the installation of the Groovy'n'Grails plugin.
For now assigning to me.
Comment from user: Got it :-) I needed the "All" install, not just the Java SE one... Something must be missing from Java SE that the Groovy stuff requires :-) As you were people... ;-)
It works for me with Product Version: NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 200801300005), Java: 1.6.0_04; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 10.0-b19 and the Groovy module(only) from the latest dev build UC. I haven't tried it with the M1 yet. reassigning to groovy for evaluation what went wrong in M1.
I've had a terrible time with this bug. Running on MacOS X, Java SE 5 & 6 with either NetBeans 6.0.1 and 6.1M1. First tried it with 6.0.1 (EE version). After loading the Groovy & Grails plugin - NetBeans didn't come up. Download 6.1M1 - same thing. Downloaded 6.1M1 (version ALL) - did all the normal things - installed Groovy & Grails plugin, rebooted and this time it did come up - so pointed to Groovy and Grails installations in preferences. Tried to create a Grails Project and this spinning blue wheel came up and there it sat spinning. The dialog progress bar for new project showed no progress - just the blue spinning wheel.
Interesting. I think I found it on my system. On my system (MacOS X 10.4.11, Java SE 5, NetBeans 6.1M1) Installed Groovy and Grails plugin. I downloaded Groovy and Grails as instructed. Rebooted NB. Put Grails and Groovy paths into preferences. Tried it again. Still didn't work. So I went to NetBeans bin directory and executed in a shell and watched. It was unable to execute grails commands. Looked at the Grails directory and discovered that nothing was executable. Fixed that with chmod. Tried to create a grails project again and this time it worked. On my system, the problem was Grails permissions - not NetBeans. After I fixed the permissions it seems to be working. I wonder if others with this problem can look at the grails directory and see if the permissions are set appropriately with an execute permission on executable files.
OK, I think NetBeans should behave better in this case anyway.
Hi, we now propagate exceptions from the Grails server runnable through the interface and display their messages as dialog-boxes. Hope this helps with these kind of issues. Thanks for reporting. See: Grails server exceptions are now reported through interface. Additional error-reporting via dialogs http://hg.netbeans.org/main/contrib/rev/434bf195f39a
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