How can I have two run configurations for NetBeans IDE (C++)?
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I am new to NetBeans. I have a client/server setup and would like to have two run configurations (one for client and one for server). I am having a hard time finding resources on how to achieve this.
c++ netbeans ide run-configuration
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I am new to NetBeans. I have a client/server setup and would like to have two run configurations (one for client and one for server). I am having a hard time finding resources on how to achieve this.
c++ netbeans ide run-configuration
asked Nov 12 at 18:34
hadis
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If you are voting down please specify why and give a solution rather than just ruin my reputation.
– hadis
Nov 12 at 19:09
I did not down vote your question, but there are a couple of obvious issues with it: [1] You are expected to show some research effort in your question, and as it stands there is none. [2] A directly related issue is that your question is too broad because of that.
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 3:06
Possible duplicate of NetBeans and Eclipse-like “run configurations”.
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 3:06
Thanks, I did see that solution prior to asking, but the 'New' option doesn't show up anywhere in the run configurations.
– hadis
Nov 13 at 18:12
You can do Run > Set Project Configuration > Customize... > Add..., or am I misunderstanding your point?
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 19:09
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up vote
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I am new to NetBeans. I have a client/server setup and would like to have two run configurations (one for client and one for server). I am having a hard time finding resources on how to achieve this.
c++ netbeans ide run-configuration
asked Nov 12 at 18:34
hadis
1452212
I am new to NetBeans. I have a client/server setup and would like to have two run configurations (one for client and one for server). I am having a hard time finding resources on how to achieve this.
c++ netbeans ide run-configuration
c++ netbeans ide run-configuration
asked Nov 12 at 18:34
hadis
1452212
asked Nov 12 at 18:34
hadis
1452212
asked Nov 12 at 18:34
hadis
1452212
asked Nov 12 at 18:34
hadis
1452212
asked Nov 12 at 18:34
hadis
1452212
1452212
If you are voting down please specify why and give a solution rather than just ruin my reputation.
– hadis
Nov 12 at 19:09
I did not down vote your question, but there are a couple of obvious issues with it: [1] You are expected to show some research effort in your question, and as it stands there is none. [2] A directly related issue is that your question is too broad because of that.
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 3:06
Possible duplicate of NetBeans and Eclipse-like “run configurations”.
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 3:06
Thanks, I did see that solution prior to asking, but the 'New' option doesn't show up anywhere in the run configurations.
– hadis
Nov 13 at 18:12
You can do Run > Set Project Configuration > Customize... > Add..., or am I misunderstanding your point?
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 19:09
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If you are voting down please specify why and give a solution rather than just ruin my reputation.
– hadis
Nov 12 at 19:09
I did not down vote your question, but there are a couple of obvious issues with it: [1] You are expected to show some research effort in your question, and as it stands there is none. [2] A directly related issue is that your question is too broad because of that.
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 3:06
Possible duplicate of NetBeans and Eclipse-like “run configurations”.
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 3:06
Thanks, I did see that solution prior to asking, but the 'New' option doesn't show up anywhere in the run configurations.
– hadis
Nov 13 at 18:12
You can do Run > Set Project Configuration > Customize... > Add..., or am I misunderstanding your point?
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 19:09
If you are voting down please specify why and give a solution rather than just ruin my reputation.
– hadis
Nov 12 at 19:09
If you are voting down please specify why and give a solution rather than just ruin my reputation.
– hadis
Nov 12 at 19:09
I did not down vote your question, but there are a couple of obvious issues with it: [1] You are expected to show some research effort in your question, and as it stands there is none. [2] A directly related issue is that your question is too broad because of that.
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 3:06
I did not down vote your question, but there are a couple of obvious issues with it: [1] You are expected to show some research effort in your question, and as it stands there is none. [2] A directly related issue is that your question is too broad because of that.
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 3:06
Possible duplicate of NetBeans and Eclipse-like “run configurations”.
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 3:06
Possible duplicate of NetBeans and Eclipse-like “run configurations”.
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 3:06
Thanks, I did see that solution prior to asking, but the 'New' option doesn't show up anywhere in the run configurations.
– hadis
Nov 13 at 18:12
Thanks, I did see that solution prior to asking, but the 'New' option doesn't show up anywhere in the run configurations.
– hadis
Nov 13 at 18:12
You can do Run > Set Project Configuration > Customize... > Add..., or am I misunderstanding your point?
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 19:09
You can do Run > Set Project Configuration > Customize... > Add..., or am I misunderstanding your point?
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 19:09
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If you are voting down please specify why and give a solution rather than just ruin my reputation.
– hadis
Nov 12 at 19:09
I did not down vote your question, but there are a couple of obvious issues with it: [1] You are expected to show some research effort in your question, and as it stands there is none. [2] A directly related issue is that your question is too broad because of that.
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 3:06
Possible duplicate of NetBeans and Eclipse-like “run configurations”.
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 3:06
Thanks, I did see that solution prior to asking, but the 'New' option doesn't show up anywhere in the run configurations.
– hadis
Nov 13 at 18:12
You can do Run > Set Project Configuration > Customize... > Add..., or am I misunderstanding your point?
– skomisa
Nov 13 at 19:09