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I've inherited a java project that appears to have been developed using the NetBeans IDE.
It contains a nbproject subdirectory.
When I try to open the project using NetBeans 6.9 it reports the following error in the Project Name text box:
<unrecognized project; missing plug-in?> How can I determine which plug-in it is looking for?
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Please follow the below mentioned steps to fix this issue:Delete the folder /java/jdk-13/ Open Netbeans again. Select Yes in the prompt ( To use the newly installed jdk ) Viola you can create new projects and files.
They are actually stored in a location called . netbeans on my Linux or Windows setup (which lives inside your user directory (something like /home/me/ on Linux and C:/Documents and Settings/me on Windows). On the Mac they are stored in a separate location Library/Application Support/netbeans.
Since you already have all the files in a folder, say "Project", you simply have to open Netbeans and go to File -> Open Project (or Ctrl + Shift+ O on Windows) and then from the dialog box navigate to the folder containing the Folder "Project".
See what's the value of <type> in project.xml. In your case it is <type>org.netbeans.modules.web.project</type>. When you look up this project type on the internet you will find out that you should try installing 'Java Web and EE' plugin.
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I have the same problem when i tried to open a symfony project ! Fortunetely, i solved this problem in Netbeans : tools > plugins then i installed php
Good luck ;)
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