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Problems with databases using NetBeans + MySQL Driver

 
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Hi, i'm making a personal proyect using the NetBeans IDE and i decided to implement databases using the pre-installed MySQL driver.

The thing is made a database binding to the elements method of a jList. The first couple of times worked but after that it kepp telling me :

java.io.WriteAbortedException: writing aborted; java.io.NotSerializableException: org.jdesktop.swingbinding.JListBinding$BindingListModel

it doesn't even show the window when i try to open it. And when i delete all the databases bindings to the proyect and to the jList it works well. The problem is i wanna work with databases

Thanks for your help!
 
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This looks like a question about the Netbeans data binding features to me. So perhaps this isn't the best place to ask it.
 
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I see you reposted the question in the forum about IDEs. That looks like a better choice. I will close this thread.
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