Even if the topic of this post is very trivial, I can see that some people got benefited by reading it. Thanks all for the good words. I am not able to pass the command line arguments to my app? Hi, i essentially want to do the same thing, but instead of just words like one, two, and three. I want to pass a text file, thats inside the same package. Can anyone help? You can very well pass the path and name of the file as a command line parameter and use that file in your program.
If you keep your file in the same package then the getResource method in the class loader can be used. Shresth, In the same doalog box where you mention command line arguments you will see Main Class as the input box, you will have to type the main class which you want to run. I believe you already know that we can execute only ONE main class at a time through one Java command.
I am able to add the arguments through the interface project properties option but it doesn't get picked up. When I check the argument in netbeans private. It still gives my java. Not working N i also checked project.
I havent overridden application. Is there any error message you are getting? Can you share that message here 3 What is your application scenerio? Are you following the exact code given in this article or something else? I may help you if these details are known. I'm trying to send file path Through main method and I did exactly like what you did but it still not working it gives me this error message Exception in thread "main" java.
Thank You. I'm stumped, can someone help me! Hi Tushar, Thanks for the upload showing how to pass the command line argument in Netbeans. I did the same thing but still no luck. Any Suggestions please? Thanks a lot, worked for me when I click on the visual button to run the main method, but When I use Shift-F6 it doesnt, hope it will be hepful for some folks :.
Navigate to the mavenPlatformApp directory and type the following command to build the project:. The above command will take some time to complete. When the command completes, you will see the following:.
After the command above completes, navigate to the application directory and type the following command to launch the application. When you run the nbm-maven-plugin with the run-platform goal, as done above, Maven will launch your NetBeans Platform application:.
Browse through the menus to see what your new application consists of. Open some windows, undock some of them, and you will have something that looks like this:. You have now successfully created and launched your NetBeans Platform application. The default branding elements are located in the branding sub-module that was generated according to the archetype.
You will now create a new module that is named mavenPlatformModuleA in the mavenPlatformApp directory. In the same way that you created the NetBeans Platform application, you will run a Maven command from the command line and use the module archetype nbm-archetype. After you create the module, you will use a text editor to create a simple class in the module.
You will then build the module to install the module in the local repository. Navigate to the mavenPlatformApp directory in the command line terminal and run the following command:. You can see that the command specifies nbm-archetype. The archetype will be retrieved from the remote repository. If you look at the contents of the mavenPlatformApp directory, you will see that the directory contains a new directory that is named mavenPlatformModuleA.
The new directory contains a src directory and pom. The file bundle. Use a text editor to create the following class HelloWorldActionListener. On the command line, navigate to the mavenPlatformModuleA directory and run the following command to build and install the module in the local repository.
Paul Paul We can pass command line argument even to a single Java file now using a community contributed plugin for NetBeans IDE 8. Oh, yes, this plugin was created for Ant based Java projects only. I will modify it to not show the NPE in Maven projects. This plugin needs additional functionality of Maven projects, the plugin is open for pull requests and any help provided by community for this feature — Tushar Joshi.
If I get a chance I will take a look to see what's involved for making it work with Gradle projects as well, though Gradle itself requires a plugin so not sure if that's possible. Create the Java code that can receive an argument as a command line argument. This will give the output as follows in the same Output window: first argument is: testArgument For Maven, the instructions are similar, but change the exec.
Dave Jarvis If I insert application. Johnny Baloney 3, 1 1 gold badge 29 29 silver badges 36 36 bronze badges. Leif Gruenwoldt Leif Gruenwoldt 13k 4 4 gold badges 58 58 silver badges 63 63 bronze badges. This is the easiest method that I've found for NetBeans Maven projects! The section "Remember as" and other options does not appear for me when that dialog opens.
I have to resize the dialog before they become visible. Even after I have used "Remember as 'foo'", I don't know how to re-run that configuration. I don't know where it was "remembered". For a Maven project using NetBeans 8.
Press F6 to run the program. The command line parameters should appear in the Run window. What if Set Project Configuration is greyed out??
Grails project. Environment variables obtained from System. The archetype will be retrieved from the remote repository. If you look at the contents of the mavenPlatformApp directory, you will see that the directory contains a new directory that is named mavenPlatformModuleA. The new directory contains a src directory and pom. The file bundle. Use a text editor to create the following class HelloWorldActionListener. On the command line, navigate to the mavenPlatformModuleA directory and run the following command to build and install the module in the local repository.
Now that the artifact is in the local repository, you can add the artifact as a dependency of the NetBeans Platform application, as shown in the next section.
In this section you will add the module as a dependency of the NetBeans Platform application by declaring the dependency in the POM of the application project. Open the pom. Declare the mavenPlatformModuleA module as a dependency of the application by making the following changes marked as 1 to the POM. You are now almost ready to launch the NetBeans Platform application with the new module installed. You first need to make sure that the new module is specified as a module of the parent POM project.
You can then repeat the steps to build and launch the application. Confirm that the new module mavenPlatformModuleA is specified in the list of modules that are included with the application. Navigate to the mavenPlatformApp directory in the command line terminal and type the following command to build the project.
Navigate to the application directory and type the following command to launch the application. You have now successfully added a new module to the application and launched the application.
This tutorial demonstrated how you can use the Maven command line to create NetBeans Platform applications. For more information about creating and developing applications, see the following resources. If you have any questions about the NetBeans Platform, feel free to write to the mailing list, dev platform. Apache NetBeans.
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