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I have installed NetBeans 6.9 the Java edition without the bundled GlassFish, instead I downloaded separately GlassFish Server Open Source Edition 3.0.1 unix.sh version and installed that too. I had successfully added the GlassFish Server to the Servers list, but when on the Services tab I'm trying to start the server in Debug mode it starts to work, but minutes later I only got a GlassFish startup failed message. For first step it would be great if it asks for username/password, second step could be that as in the old days with GlassFish v2, NetBeans could remember the credentials.
I registered a 3.1 domain that had a username and password. I was able to start the domain successfully in debug mode. Converting the issue to an RFE for storing the authentication info.
store authentication data is a dup of issue 166648 *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 166648 ***
I don't think this is a duplicate, my original issue was, that the NetBeans plugin was only asking password for every second request. Way to reproduce: * start up netbeans * start glassfish * go to server console * don't supply password * try to refresh the v3 instance * netbeans asks for password -> don't supply it * try to refresh the v3 instance * nothing happens * the next refresh will work and this goes on and on. (sorry for the late answer, but I was unable to log into bugzilla because of some proxy error for a while and I forgot this ticket...)
We did some major changes to server admin commands execution code and now it supports user name and password to be supplied from server registration wizard. Merging this thread with bug# 209250 *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 209250 ***