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switching packages
in eclipse it was easy to write code and switch the package that you needed for the machine the code was running on. i have yet to figure this out for netbeans. i need to write the code for jre 1.5, current package is 1.6....any help would be great
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Would the javac option: -source release be any help?
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IDE issue, not javac issue
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Would the javac option: -source release be any help?
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Specifies the version of source code accepted. The values (on site) for release are allowed
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thats what i am saying there is an option in eclipse for this but i find it no where in netbeans
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... find it no where in netbeans
Try this:
NetBeans IDE 6.1 Tutorial for Web Applications
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