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NetBean Version issue

 
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Hi

I am trying to run a project made in netbeans 6.9 to netbeans 6.5 and getting java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Unknown specification version: 1.6-web error. Is there any way resolve this issue without downloading netbeans 6.9??

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Do you have the source? Can you load the source into 6.5 and rebuild it?

It might also help if you TellTheDetails, the more information you an provide on what you are doing, and the full exception stack trace, might help us help you better.
 
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Yes peter I tried to put the source in a new project in 6.5 but getting the same issue. It shows some issues in build.xml too.
 
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Repeating what Peter already said:


It might also help if you TellTheDetails, the more information you an provide on what you are doing, and the full exception stack trace, might help us help you better.

 
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