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Build dev 200807101204, JDK 1.6.0_10-beta-b25, Windows Vista The new feature (in JDK 1.6 u10) of webstart-able applets supported newly in NB 6.5 is nice, but the project can't be run if no main class is set. If I set whatever class as main, the project then runs - correctly via Web Start, using applet viewer. The main class should not be needed (not run anyway), or the applet class should be possible to work as main class - see issue 139865. Steps: - Create a new Java Application project, don't generate the Main class - Create a new JApplet form - Make the project webstart-able, configure it to use applet - Try to run the project - it complains about missing main class however it is not going to run it
Changing the default component owner to tzezula.
reproducible, but easy to workaround.
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