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romn
2007-11-23
2013-03-21
  • romn

    romn - 2007-11-23

    Hi,
    I have problems with installation of SPWrapper Plugin for Netbeans.

    My version plugin NBSPWrapperPlugin-2.0.zip
    My version NetBeans
    Product Version: NetBeans IDE 6.0 RC2 (Build 200711201000)
    Java: 1.6.0_03; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.6.0_03-b05

    Error
    Missing required modules for Plugin SPWPlugin:
    Database Explorer [module org.netbeans.modules.db/0 > 1.16.1.3]

    help me.

     
    • Giovanni

      Giovanni - 2007-11-25

      What is your netbeans version?
      Actually "Database explorer" is the database browser provided with netbeans, the one that lets you browse database content and provides the sql editor...

      Opening the tools->plugins menu and selecting the installed tab I see the database plugin (base-ide category) marked as active. Do you?

      This is what I read as plug-in description
      Version: 1.0 Source: NetBeans IDE 6.0 Beta 2 (Build 200710212201)
      Plugin Description
      Provides a visual and text SQL editor and a browser of database connections, tables and their data.

      I see that we have different netbeans versions. I will try to insall a later one to check.

      Giovanni

       
    • Giovanni

      Giovanni - 2007-11-25

      Thank you for your post,

      The database explorer plug-in description has changed with the new Netbeans releases.
      I have rebuilt the project, with the correct dependency.
      Unfortunately due to a bug to the sourceforge releases manager I am currenty unable to upload a new official release.

      please downolad the new version here http://spwrapper.sourceforge.net/NBSPWrapperPlugin-2.0.1.zip

      I will create a new official release as soon as possible

      Giovanni

       
    • romn

      romn - 2007-11-26

      Giovanni, thank you!

      With NBSPWrapperPlugin-2.0.1.zip version there were not problems with installation.

      Presently I go to sleep, I will do some the work on days.
      I agree that stored procedure must be executed on the side of server.
      I work with MySQL.

       

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