Читаю книгу Netbeans: Definite Guid. хорошая книжка, хотя и по 3.3-3.4 в основном
Вот возник вопрос. что же будет с NB, если все модули порезать, оставив один core.
В книге написано:
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An Illustration—NetBeans with No Modules at All
It’s all well and good to talk about modules in the abstract; this experiment will give you a tangible sense of just how modular the NetBeans IDE is. Try this:
Procedure:
1.Start with a clean, never-run installation of the IDE.
2.To be sure it won’t use settings from your working copy or install modules you’ve downloaded, create an empty directory somewhere, e.g. /tmp/userdir.
3.After installation, delete the entire contents of $NB_HOME/modules/. Also delete the contents of $NB_HOME/system/Modules/.
4.Now start the IDE from a command prompt, passing the argument -userdir /tmp/userdir on the command line, so the empty user directory will be used.
What comes up is an application with almost no features. You get an Explorer window with a tree view of files. Note that you now see both .java and .class files separately in the Explorer, while if the Java module were installed they would be aggregated as a single node. The only things you can do with this instance of NetBeans is cut and paste files—it is a glorified file browser and little else.
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Система каталогов в NB4.1 совсем изменилась.
Кто-нибудь может подсказать, как мне сделать подобное?
Хочу посмотреть, что такое голый NB4.1.
На самом деле интересует как быстро он стартанет безо всяких надстроек.
