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Re: using an IDE other than NetBeans for Java
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Originally Posted by isaacdl
I don't absolutely need an IDE, but how would you recommend getting the code onto the cRio in a format that it'll run?
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Take a look at the PS I added to my post while you weren't looking 
However, I am confident (I would bet a nice dinner but not a paycheck) that a very small handful of command line entries will accomplish the transfer.
Take a look at any log files the Netbeans method leaves behind, or open up (via Notepad/Wordpad) any built-in batches/scripts/macros to see what is happening under the covers. If you still can't find out what is going on behind the curtain, contact whoever supports the Java/cRIO code given to teams and/or put into NetBeans. Somebody will know how to do the transfer from a command line.
I have never worked with an FRC cRIO; but heck, it's just a computer. Hopefully what you FRC guys are using is just a bundling of standard methods with a tiny bit of NetBeans added-value wrapped around it.
Blake
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Last edited by gblake : 13-06-2010 at 22:15.
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