Re: NetBeans robot communication/subnet problems
 

I believe this means you haven't set your team number in the preferences of Netbeans. It should be under Tools -> Options -> Miscellaneous ->FRC Configuration. Keep the cRIO's ip at 10.27.37.2.

Are you enabling the robot and getting the same output in Netconsole? Otherwise, I think enabling the robot will fix your problem.

Re: NetBeans robot communication/subnet problems
 

Thank you! we have a connection.

Re: NetBeans robot communication/subnet problems
 

I am the programmer of team 499. I have been using lab view since my freshman year but this year our teacher said That we will be programming in java this year. Mine hangs at "overload me!" as well and I literally have no clue on how to proceed. Please help with detailed and simple instructions.

Sincerely,

Billy team 499 :)

Re: NetBeans robot communication/subnet problems
 

That's probably not hanging. Most methods for robot templates will print out 'overload me' until you overload them. But you usually don't need to overload very many methods. (often just one autonomous and one teleop method) As mentioned below, just stick your drive code into a method like teleopPeriodic (there are probably better ones) and Enable the robot in the right mode.
Definitely take a look at Java samples included with the java plugins.

Re: NetBeans robot communication/subnet problems
 

What you guys need to do is go into your netbeans options and go to Misc. then from there you will see a tab named FRC config in that tab you need to set your team number to be whatever it is and then it will deploy code to 10.xx.yy.2 instead of 10.0.0.2, also even though the cRio tells you to overload the method the robot should still be able to run.

Re: NetBeans robot communication/subnet problems
 

How would I overload it?