Netbeans plugin

[zipito]

Good day everyone.

I'm developing an enterprise application and now I want to make things work with web 2.0 interface. As the base UI library I've choose the ExtJS library.

I'm using Netbeans IDE 6.0beta1. It has the built-in javascript editor with codecompletion for the base elements. I'd like to know did anyone solved the problem of codecompletion in netbeans for the ExtJS library or not?

Best regards.

[armaghedon]

nope...
if you find something let us know please..

[dam1an]

Try out the latest version of NetBeans. It scans any javascript libraries e.g. extjs source file that are in your web directory and gives you code completion functionality - out of the box (no need to configue anything!

Just thought I'd let you know.

Cheers,
Damian

[cocorossello]

Try out the latest version of NetBeans. It scans any javascript libraries e.g. extjs source file that are in your web directory and gives you code completion functionality - out of the box (no need to configue anything!

Just thought I'd let you know.

Cheers,
Damian

Does it works for you? I have the latest version (6.1 beta), it says it scans libraries but i dont get code completion...

[dam1an]

I have a web project in which my directories are organised below:

web
-WEB-INF
-css
-js
-images
-extjs

On opeing the project in this new version of NetBeans, it took a few minutes to scan all the js files - then the autocomple feature works in the much improved js editor.

Cheers,
Damian

[ExtCrazy]

I have a web project in which my directories are organised below:

web
-WEB-INF
-css
-js
-images
-extjs

On opeing the project in this new version of NetBeans, it took a few minutes to scan all the js files - then the autocomple feature works in the much improved js editor.

Cheers,
Damian

Hi DAmian,
I am not very much worried about getting code completion for ext in netbeans,but can u help me with the exact order of how to include the ext libraries in web folder?I tried many ways but I end up in error when I run the project.Pls help:s.

Thanks
Crazy

[bendawg]

dam1an, are you using creating a free form project, or using the netbeans project wizard to create it? I am using free form projects, and don't seem to get code completion. Also, in the files that are using the ext classes, do you have to refer to them a certain way in your script tags to get them to be recognized?

[rohitmp]

There is particular order in which you have to include the *.js files in your html file.
go through the INCLUDE_ORDER.txt (it is present in the directory u unzipped the ext library).

[hat27533]

nb 6.1 has good support for javascript, I use it as my editor of choice.

It does a good job of guessing the EXTjs completion stuff.

Want minified Javascript builds from netbeans during the build process check out my blog on the subject at http://nnbs.blogspot.com/

[javarine]

Here is how I accomplished getting the code completion working.
I am using NetBeans 6.5 and Ext JS 2.2.

NetBeans menu "Tools" and then submenu "Libraries"
Click the "New Library..." button
Set Library Name: as "ExtJS2.2" and Library Type: as "JavaScript Libraries" and then click "OK"
Click the "Add Zip..." button
Select the location of where you have your "ext-2.2.zip" file
Click "OK" to close the Library Manager window.Now, one can hook up the new Ext JS library to the project you would like code completion with

Right click the proposed project and select "Properties"
Select the "JavaScript Libraries" Category
Click the "Add..." button to open up the "Add JavaScript Libraries" window
ExtJS2.2 should be listed as an available JavaScript Library
Check the Add box for the ExtJS2.2 Library and click "OK"
The Extracting JavaScript Libraries window should pop up and it should take a good couple minutes to extract the Ext JS libraries for use with NetBeans to activate the code completion functionality.
Click "OK" to close the Project Properties window
Open up a javascript file in your project and start with typing "Ext."
Notice how the code completion is activated and one may now scroll thorugh the language and enjoy NetBeans taking care of some of the guess work we coders must deal with when coding to multiple APIs and various syntax oddities.Glad to have helped everybody.
Have a great one.
javarine

[enpasos]

How to in NB 6.7.1 with ExtJS 3.x?

[javarine]

I would gander that the process should be identical to NetBeans 6.7
Follow the outlined steps and if there are any differences, post them to this thread along with any pertinent screenshots, etc.
Good Luck,
~o)

[Spirit]

In Netbeans 6.7 intellisense for JS doesnt need to be installed. Just put your ext 3 folder in your project directory and it works...

I could not get it work with VS 2008 so at least it works in netbeans 4 me... just installed it, so i dont know how i ll like it :)

[mysticav]

Netbeans automatically detects Ext, but not completely. For instance,
"Ext.getCmp()" is not shown in the list.

Also, The library manager is disabled in netbeans for only php.

Take a look to this post (the post is still unresolved)
http://forums.netbeans.org/viewtopic.php?t=16866

[Cyberqat]

Hi Guys,

What plugins/projects are you using to do Extjs development in Netbeans?

So far all Ive found to create web projects are the PHP or Java Web plugins and I cant figure out how to point either at an Apache server...

[Cyberqat]

Well, PHP project sort of works if I delete the PHP.

It *feels* dirty but I can point it at my apache's htdocs.

[alei.alhepSoft]

Good day everyone.
I'm using NetBeans 6.9, and I have a php project, however I can't append it a javascript library.
Do you have some idea?

[ruben_stine2000]

hello,
i have added ExtJs4 library into my NetBeans IDE , but how can i use it in the programs... please explain me.....






Here is how I accomplished getting the code completion working.
I am using NetBeans 6.5 and Ext JS 2.2.

NetBeans menu "Tools" and then submenu "Libraries"
Click the "New Library..." button
Set Library Name: as "ExtJS2.2" and Library Type: as "JavaScript Libraries" and then click "OK"
Click the "Add Zip..." button
Select the location of where you have your "ext-2.2.zip" file
Click "OK" to close the Library Manager window.

Now, one can hook up the new Ext JS library to the project you would like code completion with

Right click the proposed project and select "Properties"
Select the "JavaScript Libraries" Category
Click the "Add..." button to open up the "Add JavaScript Libraries" window
ExtJS2.2 should be listed as an available JavaScript Library
Check the Add box for the ExtJS2.2 Library and click "OK"
The Extracting JavaScript Libraries window should pop up and it should take a good couple minutes to extract the Ext JS libraries for use with NetBeans to activate the code completion functionality.
Click "OK" to close the Project Properties window
Open up a javascript file in your project and start with typing "Ext."
Notice how the code completion is activated and one may now scroll thorugh the language and enjoy NetBeans taking care of some of the guess work we coders must deal with when coding to multiple APIs and various syntax oddities.

Glad to have helped everybody.
Have a great one.
javarine

[nicxran]

im a newbee of this extjs framework. i would like to know if how to incorporate extjs with netbeans 6.9. Thanks for any help! Based from my research this framework works great and i would try to use it. :)

[nicxran]

i could not set the library type as javascript in 6.9?