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Well, if one select all possible components check boxes and press Create Bundle button followed error will appear. I know this scenario is not completely correct at the moment (we test only NB6.0, but I checked NB5.5 also) but in the future then number of really presented components will exceed some number this issue will rise again. --- HTTP Status 500 - type Exception report message description The server encountered an internal error () that prevented it from fulfilling this request. exception java.io.FileNotFoundException: /export/nbi/data/milestone09/temp/bundles/nbi_nb-ide_5.5.0.0.200610171010_nb-profiler_5.5.0.0.20061017_nb-mobility-cldc_5.5.0.0.0_nb-xml_5.5.0.0.20061020_nb-visweb_5.5.0.0.20061127_nb-soa_5.5.0.0.20061020_nb-ccpp_5.5.0.0.20061123_nb-collab_5.5.0.0.0_nb-uml_5.5.0.0.0_nb-ide_6.0.0.0.200701150200_nb-mobility-cldc_6.0.0.0.20070116_tomcat_5.5.17.0.0_tomcat_5.5.17.0.1_glassfish_1.1.0.14.20060930_glassfish_2.0.0.32.20070117_openesb_1.0.0.8.20061009_sjsam_7.1.0.8.20061009_nb-src_5.5.0.0.200610171010_glassfish-src_1.1.0.14.20060930_tomcat-src_5.5.17.0.0_windows.exe (File name too long) note The full stack traces of the exception and its root causes are available in the Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 9.0_01 logs. Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 9.0_01
-> M12
The name of the installer should always be (on Windows in case of 6.0 installation): "NetBeans IDE 6.0 Installer.exe" You would then avoid the problem of too long name.
Jano, Is it OK from the user experience to use file name with spaces? According to my little experience it looks just fine on windows and can cause a confusion for unix users.. Maybe I am wrong but for current moment NONE of the sun/netbeans java tools uses spaces in the installer name. Usually they are replaced by dots/dashes/ underlines. What do you think about this? Dmitry
I tend to agree. I would have to check it closely to be 100% sure. On Linux, we might use a different name for the installer. Something like "netbeans-ide-6.0-installer.sh" (I'm not sure about extension).
-> M15
The bundle names have been corrected for milestone 9. For the pure form of NBI server the bundle name would be simply nbi-bundle.{exe|sh|command|whatever}. ->FIXED