RE: Issuezilla VS. bugzilla
Tor Norbye <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.java.netbeans.modules.tasklist.devel |
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| Organization | Sun Microsystems, Inc |
| Message-ID | <1040403263.8484.58.camel@proto> |
On Fri, 2002-12-20 at 08:25, Andrew Serff wrote:
> Ok, I have netbeans built and it runs now. So I built and installed the
> nbms of the stuff I changed with tasklist. I started it and netbeans
> still works. :) then I tried to open the bug list and nothing
> happened. So I thought I would try to add:
Try right clicking in the window and selecting "Refresh". I think
I may have broken the "auto refresh on first window exposure"
part recently, when I implemented content caching (so now, when you
exit and restart, your bug list is still there - you don't have to
do the (slow) refresh each time, only when you care about it.
But I probably forgot to fix it such that when you -don't- have
a previous cache, to automatically do a refresh.
> -J-Dnetbeans.tasklist.bugquery=http://192.168.3.3/bugzilla/xml.cgi?id=
> to my ide.cfg and then start netbeans. We when I do that, tomcat
> crashes the module loading and then I never see the task list module
> being loaded. Is there something special I have to do? Also, will I
That's odd, consult the {netbeans.user}/system/ide.log. Also, go
to Tools -> Setup Wizard (module panel) and see if the tasklist
modules are enabled - if not, try to enable them.
> see any output from the bug module on the command line? Or only if it
> throws an exception up to netbeans? Thanks for you help!
It shouldn't put anything there unless there's a problem.
However, you should see feedback in the status area (the little
label field below the toolbars) where it should say "fetching
summary", "fetching bug 12613212", etc. Refreshing from issuezilla
takes quite a while (a minute or two for me.)
-- TOr