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How to trace/modify JForum with Netbeans IDE

 
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I don't know if it helps you.

But look at http://www.java.nnseek.com/search.php?q=java+Netbeans+forum the are some articles about jforum and netbeans.

Best Regards!
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I am thinking to use JForum for our company. However, I need to do some minor modification.

I am to use Netbeans IDE to do this. However, I could not successfully built the code. Can some help me setup the Netbeans development environment?

(ps, which development tool do you use for this project?)

Thanks in advance!
Michael Wu
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I finally worked it out. I used Netbeans to create a Web Application project. The web application's directory structure will be created automatically. I then copied JForum's directories and files to the project's corresponding directories and files. Besides, replace the default Welcome file with JForum's index.htm. And it worked!

I am quite happy then! But, thank you anyway. You brought me luck!

Michael Wu :lol:
[originally posted on jforum.net by michaelwu]
 
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