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NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 200802270005) Java: 1.6.0_04; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 10.0-b19 System: Windows XP version 5.1 running on x86 Latest server revisions are not detected at startup. In current trunk builds, the default servers on installation are: Glassfish v2 Apache 6.0.14 I have Apache Tomcat 6.0.16 installed as well as Glassfish V2 ur1.
Krystyna, Sorry I don`t understand what you are talking about. Could you please provide more details, step-by-step instructions, the expected and the real behavour? Where (IDE/Installer/whatever) are the servers expected to be "detected at startup"? thanks, Dmitry
Sure. --I have two glassfish servers installed, GF V2 and GF V2 ur1 on my computer. --LIkewise, I have both apache versions 6.0.14 and 6.0.16. Both of these represent the latest versions of servers (with 6.0.1) --When I run the installer, it detects glassfish and apache and thus does not install any server for me. That's OK. --When I start IDE, here I am using a new .netbeans/dev userdir, check Tools-> Servers and it lists GF V2 and Apache Tomcat 6.0.14 instead of the latest gf v2 ur1 and 6.0.16 versions for each server. --It should detect the latest versions of each server (or all versions?). --So, I have to add in GF V2 UR1 manually; ditto 6.0.16 -- (and there it prompts me for username, etc that I'm not accustomed to guessing at the defaults.)
Got it. Thanks for reporting this. Actually I say that this issue is the other side of Issue 125064, I would even say that this (installation) one is the predecessor of the other (uninstallation). If the integration would be correct the the correct version would be uninstalled as well. But unfortunately it is not true. The issue is that the NetBeans (the latest installation) integrates with the first glassfish/tomcat that it found in the installation registry. And the first is the oldest. Instead of that we should search for glassfish/tomcat instances that are bundled with current NetBeans and trying to integrate with it. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 125064 ***