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This must be the full path, as Netbeans does not recognize the meaning of ~.

If needed, change the port at which Tomcat runs by editing ~/.tomcat n/conf/server.xml.Provide a temp directory: mkdir ~/.tomcat n/temp.Make the "manager" app accessible from your local configuration: mkdir ~/.tomcat n/webapps and ln -s /var/lib/tomcat n/webapps/manager ~/.tomcat n/webapps/manager.Edit the tomcat user file without any user and role information in it: Clean up the Tomcat users and permission file, so Netbeans can insert what it needs.cp -r /etc/tomcat n ~/.tomcat n/conf and chown -R $(id -un):$(id -gn) ~/.tomcat n, both with root privileges Copy /etc/tomcat n/ to ~/.tomcat n/conf, e.g.Pick a location for the local configuration files, such as ~/.tomcat n and create that directory.That way, you still can run Tomcat as an ongoing system service, while debuggging with a different instance: While you can modify the configuration files in /etc/tomcat n to work with Netbeans debugging, it is recommended you create local copies and use those instead.
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Netbeans_default_options=" -J-Dswing.aatext=TRUE eSystemAAFontSettings=on" If the file is missing, you may need to create it. Modifying the font antialiasing parameters can thus happen at two levels: etc/pacman.d/hooks/10-netbeans.hook Įxec = /usr/bin/sed -i -E 's/netbeans_default_options="(.*)"/netbeans_default_options="\1 eSystemAAFontSettings=on -J-Dswing.aatext=true -fontsize 15"/g' /usr/etc/nf Font antialiasing in NetbeansĪs Netbeans is written in Java, the font rendering is managed by Java itself and also by Netbeans. Command-line options override settings in either of the configuration files.Īnother alternative is to use a pacman hook that modifies the system-wide configuration file.Settings in local version of nf override the same settings in the global copy of the file.To keep changes, add them to your local ~/.netbeans/ version/etc/nf (you will need to create the etc directory and the.

Note: The global /usr/etc/nf will be overwritten during updates.
