I have created a rather large Java application from scratch - meaning that it was all done in Notepad (no IDE). Now I would like to import it into NetBeans and make it into a project. Is there a way to do this?
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importing my application into NetBeans
I have created a rather large Java application from scratch - meaning that it was all done in Notepad (no IDE). Now I would like to import it into NetBeans and make it into a project. Is there a way to do this?
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Re: importing my application into NetBeans
I am cross-posting this here: what is a build script?
Re: importing my application into NetBeans
I don't use Netbeans, but presume there is some sort of import available similar to eclipse, in which one would create a new project, on the src icon right click and import, from there you can select from the file system a directory structure. Something sounds strange if you are being asked for a build script
Re: importing my application into NetBeans
I get the requirement for a build script if I choose Java Free-Form Project.
But if I choose Java Project with Existing Source, I manage to get my project imported.
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