netbeans "project already exists and is not empy"?
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netbeans "project already exists and is not empy"?
Every time i try to create a new project in netbeans it says already exists, why does this happen? it doesn't matter how i name it, it says already exists.... any ideas? PLEASE
i know "crazyshit" is not a perfect name for a project but i did it just to make clear that it doesn't matter what name i put in.
At times your IDEs userdir gets corrupted and this results in the IDE behaving weirdly like:
1) In the New Project dialog, sometimes only a few of the categories are listed.
2) Your Project does not open properly, you get errors like "Project Folder Already exist" etc
3) You get an exception window on IDE startup etc.
To fix such issues, run the ide with a fresh userdir.
To do this:
a) Delete your userdir entirely,
b) restart NetBeans, and allow it to generate a new userdir from scratch.
c) This "reset" should repair the problem.
Alternatively:
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Also, instead of deleting the userdir, you can go to etc/netbeans.conf and change the value of the userdir key to something else. Then the something else will be the new userdir when next you start the IDE.
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