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The latest virus definitions for Symantec AntiVirus (or at least the ones my corp. has active) are quarantining the file nbi-engine.jar (the one in Documents and Setting\<userid>\.nbi) and insisting that it contains a Trojan. It's got a problem with "cleaner.exe". Is this a trojan, or an error with Symantec? Can you guys resolve this or must Symantec? Do you need any additional information from me with respect to software versions &tc, or is this enough? I'm running the 200809291401 nightly dev build, my Symantec version is 10.1.0.394, using scan engine version 81.2.0.25 and the virus definition file 10/2/2008 rev. 4.
This file (nbi-engine.jar) in C:\Documents and Setting\<userid>\.nbi is the artifact of the old netbeans installer builds. It is not used by the current ones and is not re-created. If you don`t have old NetBeans builds installer (any 6.0 build prior to 6.0 Beta2) feel free to remove this file. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 113453 ***
NetBeans 7.2 RC 1 Comodo Antivirus for Mac is still flagging nib-engine.jar (cleaner.exe) as TrojWare.Win32.Trojan.Agent.Gen@96773734 Is nbi-engine.jar is indeed (still) obsolete and unused, please remove it from the NetBeans distribution !