Netbeans 8.1

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This tutorial explains you how you can Install NetBeans 8.1 on Windows x64 bit for Java development .

Netbeans 8.1

Install NetBeans 8.1 on Windows


When we want to install NetBeans, we need to download the software first from theNetBeans download page. The file downloaded will be something like this: netbeans-8.1-javaee-windows.exe . This file might have another name with a new NetBeans release. As you see this installation is for an Windows environment.

When we run the NetBean installation, we will see a warning message:

Click on 'Run'.

Here if we want to install GlassFish Server or Apache Server we have to mark/ check it. Click on 'Next'.

Accept the terms in the license agreement and click on 'Next'.

Choose the JDK location (DK 7 Update 10 or later is required for this installation) and the NetBeans installation directory. Click on 'Next'.

It's a good thing to let NetBeans installer to check for updates. Click on 'Install'.

When the installation complete, we will see:

Click on 'Finish'.

Now to open the NetBeans utility we have to run C:NetBeans81NetBeans 8.1binnetbeans.exe file.

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Saloon Keeper
posted 4 years ago
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Since yesterday (I think) I am unable to create a new Java application in NetBeans 8.1. It gives the error: 'Project folder is not a valid path'
But that is nonsense.
Yesterday evening NetBeans suddenly appeared not to be functioning anymore, but after a while everything seemed normal again. So I have no idea what might have happened.
I could not find any useful info on the internet either. Does anyone know what might be the problem and/or knows a cure?
If all else fails, I will uninstall NetBeans and download 8.2.
Thanks upfront!

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Saloon Keeper
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Hi Piet,
I've heard about other users having problems with NetBeans 8.1 recently. I think your best course of action is to upgrade.
Saloon Keeper
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hi Stephan
thanks for your reply.
I created manually a new project folder, and then I could create, in NetBeans, that new project. But it suddenly seems to be unable to create such a folder by itself. I checked whether the privileges of the users for writing to the drive had changed suddenly, but I don't see anything unusual (not that I'm an expert in these thing though).
Well, I've been using NetBens 8.1 for more than a year now, without problems, so this is very strange.
But indeed, I think I will follow your advice and download 8.2.
I'll let you know.

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Saloon Keeper
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It's possible that an update to your OS caused something to stop working.
Saloon Keeper
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Now that you mention it: there was indeed an automatic Windows 10 update this week. But how to check if that caused any problems? And if so, is that only related to NetBeans? I have not encountered any other problems so far.

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Saloon Keeper
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Well, if you *really* want to know, you can try rolling your updates back to last week.
It would be too much of a bother for me though. If updating NetBeans works, I wouldn't break my head over it.
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When installing NetBeans 8.2, it gives me the error:
'the specified installation folder canot be canonized' (that folder being 'C:Program FilesNetBeans 8.2', but any other folder gives the same message).).
There is also an exception reported on the next line:
Exception:
java.io.IOException:
No More files ('er zijn geen bestanden meer')
This is maddening! Anyone knows what might be the problem?

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Saloon Keeper
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Rc2
You might try uninstalling Java completely, and installing the latest version of the JDK before attempting to run the NetBeans installer. You might want to try cleaning up your environment variables as well.
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Solved it, but what a nightmare....
At first I followed Stephans advice: uninstalled Java and NetBeans (many versions, collected over the past few years), and cleaned up my system variables.
Then installation of Java 8.131 went smooth (wel I think it did). However, with NetBeans I kept getting this error:
(by the way: Sylvia is my wife, it is her laptop officially)
It was maddening, and searching the internet for this 'canonized' was without any success.
It was only after I made a screenshot of this error and tried to save it via Windows Paint, that I got this 'io exception: no more files' too that I started searching for this error.
And that helped. See for instance:this site
It seems to be related to what is called the 'Asus Data Security Manager'. My (wife's) laptop is indeed an Asus, and I followed what that site said: remove this ADSM via the windows add/remove software, and what a relieve: I could suddenly save this error-picture and, best of all, my NetBeans is installed and running!
I really don't know why this error suddenly popped up, or how long it has been going on. Maybe since the latest Windows update from a few days ago?
I hope that this reply helps someone facing the same problem.
And Stephan, a cow for all your help!

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