I am having netbeans 7.1. When I am trying to update it, it says "Your IDE is upto date!". But you know, 7.1.2 and 7.2 are there!!! I thought this is because of an error in update channels.
However, I yesterday install C++ and hit "Update" in netbeans. It showed me list of C++ plugins which need to be updated and yes, it updated them too!. Why I am unable to update netbeans to its next version?
Not like days back, now sometimes netbeans shows "No documentation found" when I use intellisence to know what the particular Java method supposed to do. Is this has to do something with the above issue?
And err, when I type "download netbeans" in google, the first link is "Nightly - NetBeans". What is this "Nightly" thing? Please answer to both of questions. Thank you..
I suspect that at the time you installed NetBeans you either had no valid Java installation, or you have changed your Java installation(s) since you installed NetBeans 10.0. In that scenario NetBeans may be unable to start. Locate the file netbeans.
I found following answer in the NetBeans IDE 7.2 Installation Instructions:
Note:
Incremental version upgrades of the IDE cannot be performed at this time. To upgrade to the most recent version you must download the latest installer.
http://netbeans.org/community/releases/72/install.html#upgrading
This is the closest thing to a plain upgrade I have found:
download the latest version from http://netbeans.org/downloads/index.html and run the installer. The installer will detect if you have an older version installed, and ask if you want to import configurations from that version.
When you launch the new version of the IDE it will automatically detect plugins that were installed in the old version, and ask if you want to install them in the new version (it may not happen within the first couple of minutes after IDE is started, but it does happen eventually).
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