pissed off

[SwinGirl]

hi. I`m so pissed off!
did anybody here, tried to use wrapper libaries?
Well, last week, i was working on a proyect, who needs some external wrappers ( i mean, i couldn´t make them.. i recieved them complete...).
well.. Go to project, right click, add exisiting module.
I´ve added both wrappers, from a folder in C:
i keept coding, until last friday, when i decided send to me a mail with the complete code (thinking about keep working at home...).
At home, opened the IDE, and... MY WRAPPERS DIDN´T EXIST!
where my wrappers gone!?
sigh....
now, i`m seeing that netbeans add a wrapper maintaining the absolute path. So, the library is NOT at all in your project.
i`m going mad about it..

(btw, it´s the first time i use external wrapperlibraries in a project.Maybe i´m reaaaally noob. )

[JavaBean]

I have just a related feedback. I used esternal wrappers for my modules but it was before wizards for that functionailty is added to the IDE. So i did not have that problem at that time.

But i am adding external jars to my regular projects and they are added with absolute paths too because i can not use them on another machine similar to you. I think this is a very simple problem that netbeans team can not miss. I hope there is a solution to this but i dont know if any..

Good luck..

[SwinGirl]

Well, thansk god there´s always a Senior to help.
2 hours of hard working, and my code came back to life again.-


But i let warning, to another people here: BEWARE WITH EXTERNAL WRAPPERS!!
hahaha

Bean: the solution it´s (i think) handle the path of your jars and modules from the project.properties in the folder nbproject. There, u can find the paths of jars and modules. (i can´t remember right now if that forlder it´s the correct...).

[JavaBean]

So is there any way to tell netbeans to use relative paths for libraries?

[SwinGirl]

at least, we didn´t find it yet...
=/

[JavaBean]

Quote:

at least, we didn´t find it yet...

Ok. Thanks.