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When ever I try to open the Quick Start Guide on the welcome page of the IDE I get a java.lang.IllegalStateException message. The message maybe due to the fact I have both Internet Explorer and Netscape on my PC, but I.E. is the default browser. This occurs when ever I have to launch any html file in the IDE, not just on the welcome page.
Tamtam - which version of NetBeans are you using ? What OS, and what JVM are you using ? Is "java.lang.IllegalStateException" the complete error msg you see, or is there more detail ? Pls provide as much info as possible to help ppl track down the problem. I searched the nbusers list and found this similar sounding problem : http://www.netbeans.org/servlets/ReadMsg?msgId=842805&listName=nbusers is that what you are seeing ? Re-assigning to the IDE componenent - IDE team, pls reassign as necessary, thanks.
Tamtam replies, via email : > Okay, version of NetBeans was 4.0 Beta2. OS is WinXP Pro. How do I find out JVM I am using. If you're not sure, probalby the best way is to look in the ide.log file. From http://qa.netbeans.org/bugzilla/reportbug.html : "The file can be found in your user directory under {userdir}/system/ (the actual location of userdir can be found from Help | About). ide.log contains logged information from recent runs of the IDE including the info about the actual system, JDK version, ... The log file can be big and although it's a textual file, you should never try to copy its content into the Description field. Attach it to the issue instead." You could also just copy-paste the relevant 10 lines or so into the description field. > This is exactly what I am seeing, or was seeing because I removed > NetBeans 4.0 Beta 2 and installed > NetBeans 3.6. I like 3.6 better ( I had used it before on a > different PC ), as it is easier to use for a newbie like myself. OK, in that case I'll close this as a duplicate of the issue mentioned in that nbusers thread. Thanks for the report. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 48590 ***
*** Issue 51350 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***