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How do I get the WPI Libraries thingy for Java onto my Netbeans?
I did this last year, but I don't remember how. I am the only programmer on my team and am in the process of teaching other newcomers, I have just had them download NetBeans, however I do not remember how I had gotten the WPI stuff onto my NetBeans last year. Can anybody help me out?
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14-01-2012, 14:38
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Re: How do I get the WPI Libraries thingy for Java onto my Netbeans?
The document "Getting_Started_with_Java_for_FRC.pdf" has the basic steps. (Google is your friend)
There are new plugins each year. I think the plugins for this year require more than 512 Mb of memory on the host.
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31-01-2012, 17:01
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Re: How do I get the WPI Libraries thingy for Java onto my Netbeans?
Thanks so much (:
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