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When I want to create a new project every time "javax.xml.transform.TransformerConfigurationException: Could not compile stylesheet" message appears. In the logfile (/var/log/messagesw.log) there are some messages "java.beans.IntrospectionException: Method not found: isİdeIdentity" and "java.lang.RuntimeException: Instruction unknown: loadınstruction". You may not see some characters in these messages. That's because in Turkish lower case I is not i but i without a dot on top and upper case i is not I but I with dot on top. When I change my default language settings to English every thing is OK.
Please attach your messages.log. Without knowing what JDK / IDE / platform it is impossible to deal with it.
Created attachment 22126 [details] messages.log file
I am trying to use nb 4.1. I have installed nb 4.1 with 1.5.0.3 bundle. I could not install 4.1 with jdk 1.5.0.1 installed also, which gives the error "Unhadled exception occurred. Try is.debug option" something like. I had also, encountered the same error when installing 4.0. My OS is Win 2K.
Maybe this is a problem of bean introspector w/ turkish locale.
I did't understand anything. Is there a solution or workaround, or there is nothing to do?
I guess this belongs to projects. As for workaround, try to switch locale from turkish to english before running netbeans, and let us know if something changed, thx.
When I change the locale to English from Turkish before running NB there is no problem and I can create new projects. (I have said this while submitting this issue, and I test this again). While NB is running if I change the locale to Turkish I can create new projects also. While locale is Turkish I cannot create new projects only, there are no problems on openning projects and creating new files on these projects. When I first install NB 4.0 I have encountered the same error. I was using java 1.5.0 at that time, but after changing default java installation to 1.4.2 the problem was solved. You have rigth ideas about the problem, I think. And, the problem starts at the installation. If the problem persists, as NB people, will you submit a patch for Turkish Java developers? Thanks for replies.
If you use JDK 1.5.0, for now you must run in a non-Turkish locale, due to a JDK bug. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 55570 ***
verified duplicate