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1. Start NetBeans on a clean userdir w/ ergonomics enabled (in my case I did have the modules attached to issue 163648 installed - don't know if this makes a difference). 2. Go to New Project > Web. 3. Click next, let it enable EJB & WAR, and keep going until you get to the page where you should select a server (there will not be any). 4. Click Add to add a server. PROBLEM 1: You get a dialog saying there are no server plugins installed and you should go to Tools > Plugins to install one. There are server plugins installed, they are just enabled, and going to Tools > Plugins won't help you. 5. Close the wizard, go to Services > Servers. Click Add Server. 6. You get a dialog offering to download Glassfish V3 Prelude. Okay, download it and finish the server wizard. 7. Now try again to create a Web project. 8. Click next until you get to the page where you should select a server. PROBLEM 2: There are no servers listed in the server combo box - you cannot create a web project 9. Restart the IDE. Now you can create a web project. Problem 1 should probably be solved by enabling any server plugins when you try to create a web project, and fixing the text on the Add button to tell people to try the Services > Servers node (where Add should also enable any server plugins if not already enabled). Problem 2 looks like some kind of caching issue where the wizard is keeping an empty list of servers after one has been installed.
I have not tried to reproduce this but if it is true then this is P1 regression which should be fixed in beta - we do not want to create any obstacles for a fresh user trying out NB for the first time. Yarda, please evaluate and lower priority if impact is limited. Thanks.
I can not reproduce, everything works correctly for me (all server plugins are enabled on step 4). Tim, can you please include the details about your platform, JDK etc? Thanks.
Created attachment 80965 [details] Is it really broken?
There are two variables that may affect it: 1. It seems that the Glassfish V3 module is smart enough to detect if Glassfish V3 is installed - if you have a copy of it, probably you want to test this without Glassfish locatable 2. The problem may be caused by the enablement of only some of the Java modules by having the Java Card modules installed - it may be a combination that was not anticipated (but if so, I'm sure there are many other modules that could cause such unplanned situations - my biggest fear about shipping ergonomics is problems when random third-party modules are added to the mix and change enablement order in unexpected or unanticipated ways - a lot of the bugs have been existing problems that never happened because load/enablement order was more predictable than it will be now)
Tim, I cannot reproduce your problem. See the attached screenshot. Can you please provide some more details about your environment? Your build #, list of enabled clusters, log messages, debug with -J-Dorg.netbeans.modules.ide.ergonomics.level=FINEST, etc. Anyone else sees the problem?
I'm not able to reproduce problem 1, but I can reproduce problem 2 using new server domain. Tim, didn't you create new domain while adding server? See issue #163940.
I am trying to reproduce the problem in revision 4fffdce28e98: problem 1 seems to be gone. I can see ~12 server plugins in Add Server Instance dialog. problem 2 seems to be gone too. If I install GFv3 and wait a while the combo is refereshed with filled with proper instance.