#Netbeans working directory location android#
#Netbeans working directory location windows#

and using local host instead of remote host. When doing the same thing with NetBeans installed on the Linux machine. When trying to compile with NetBeans I get an error: makefile:2: common.mk: No such file or directory and I can't compile remotely. makefile includes common.mk with: include common.mk (same path). The in the makefile path, there's another file called common.mk.

Make's working directory: /home/bob/workspace (actually it's.

NetBeans project location: /home/bob/workspace/myprojectFolder/NBproj.

Project's makefile: /home/bob/workspace/makefile Project's sources: /home/bob/workspace/myprojectFolder The HTML target can be run in Super Dev mode, which allows you to recompile on the fly, and debug your application in browser.I'm trying to create a remote existing project in NetBeans.įor some reasons, the project is built this way on the remote Linux machine: You are welcome to manually setup GWT in the IDE of your choice if you are familiar with it, but the recommended way is to drop down to terminal or command prompt. HTML is best suited to be run on command line.

Right click the iOS RoboVM project > Run As > RoboVM runner of your choiceįor more information on using and configuring the RoboVM IntelliJ plugin please see the documentation.

Either use x86_64 or use the MetalANGLE RoboVM backend instead (“:gdx-backend-robovm-metalangle:$gdxVersion”)įor more information on using and configuring the RoboVM IntelliJ plugin please see the documentation. Note: arm64 simulators are not working by default. Select the provisioning profile and simulator/device target

Create a new run configuration for a RoboVM iOS application.

#Netbeans working directory location android#

NetBeans: Right click Android project -> Run As -> AndroidApplication.

Eclipse: Right click Android project -> Run As -> AndroidApplication.IDEA/Android Studio: Right click AndroidLauncher -> Run AndroidLauncher.

Then select your asset folder located in assets.

As Main class select your DesktopLauncher classĪt the bottom, under ‘Working directory’ select ‘Other’ -> Workspace….At the top left, click the icon to create a new run configuration:.

On the right side, select Java Application:.

Right click your desktop project -> Run as -> Run Configurations….

Run your application using the run button.

Additional information can be found here. On macOS, LWJG元 projects require one extra step: Either add the ( experimental) :gdx-lwjgl3-glfw-awt-macos dependency to your desktop project, or, in your Run Configuration, set the VM Options to -XstartOnFirstThread. This should fail with missing assets, because we need to hook up the assets folder first.Įdit the Run Configuration that was just created by running the desktop project and set the working directory to point to your assets folder Then sync the project via File -> Sync Project with Gradle FilesĪlternatively, you can create a run configuration:

Go to Settings -> Experimental and uncheck Do not build Gradle task list during Gradle sync. In Android Studio 4.2, tasks are no longer shown by default. Extend the Gradle tab on the right sight of your window:Įxpand the tasks of your project and then select: desktop -> other -> run.If you want to execute your freshly imported project, you have to follow different steps, depending on your IDE and the platform you are targeting. In Eclipse right click on your project Gradle -> Refresh Gradle Project.

#Netbeans working directory location windows#

In IntelliJ IDEA/Android Studio, the Reimport all Gradle projects button is a pair of circling arrows at the top left in the Gradle tool window, which can be opened with View -> Tool Windows -> Gradle. You may need to refresh the Gradle project after the initial import if some dependencies weren’t downloaded yet. > Gradle -> Existing Gradle Project (make sure that your freshly generated project is not located inside of your workspace). In IntelliJ IDEA or Android Studio, you can choose to open the adle file and select “Open as Project” to get started.