Alex Houser wrote:Has anyone here loaded guava into NetBeans? I tried and I can't get it to work. There wasn't much info online so I'm hoping someone here can help me out.
The
IDE used (Eclipse, NetBeans, etc..) is only partially relevant. What is important is what
build system is used. If your project is
Maven based, you only need to add the dependency on Google Guava (see on
https://github.com/google/guava). And that's all.
If it's not Maven based, please, clarify
what build system you are using.