As with most code that you download, there are some dependencies which are unsatisfied. I demonstrate how to download the dependencies, and put the jar files into the project. Finally, I successfully build it.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Creating NetBeans Project with Existing Source Code
This is the second video in the series on how to simplify your coding with NetBeans. In this video I demonstrate how to import code from the Apache Commons CLI project into NetBeans. The source code IS NOT in a native format that NetBeans understands like Apache Maven. The files are imported into a NetBeans project with existing sources.
As with most code that you download, there are some dependencies which are unsatisfied. I demonstrate how to download the dependencies, and put the jar files into the project. Finally, I successfully build it.
As with most code that you download, there are some dependencies which are unsatisfied. I demonstrate how to download the dependencies, and put the jar files into the project. Finally, I successfully build it.
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