For some time now I am looking for a good FTP plugin for NetBeans. I know it has some basic support but you can only use it with one project and involves downloading everything before you can freely edit/upload stuff..
I was wondering if there was like an FTP browser plugin for NetBeans like in Eclipse or Aptana. You just have the entire FTP server there and can select files when needed.
You could look at the FtpSiteDeployer plugin. This may meet your needs.
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Currently I'm at a customer's site who has completely locked up his system (VM), and through a proxy blocks nearly everything, including the connections to download the extensions of Eclipse.
In the Eclipse marketplace you can find the download links, but they are of no use to me. Since the proxy locks everything out.
If you use the download link, you will get to this page, which ONLY refers to the integration in Eclipse via the web. This is currently not possible for me!
A reference to the M2E version only leads to the page mentioned above.
https://www.eclipse.org/m2e/
The customer only allows Eclipse no other programs.
It is unbelievable ^^
Is there a way to install offline extensions in Eclipse like Visual Studio code?
What I need is a Maven/Java based version, including Jenkins integration.
I currently used a portable version of Eclipse from the points already described. Yes, the download of complete versions is possible and not blocked, just the integration of plugins and extensions.
I am using netbeans for developing a website in java. I am using bootstrap 3 CDN but it does not show me any hints (intellisense). May be it is not installed in it so how can I install bootstrap intellisense in netbeans?
AFAIK there are no plugins for the Bootstrap intellisense plugin for Netbeans.
I am using bootstrap 3 CDN but it does not show me any hints (intellisense).
Yes, this will not work and this applies to other CSS frameworks like Foundation too.
When you're developing the website on local computer just download Bootstrap CSS and JS files. Include it in your project. Once you complete the code just replace those local file links with CDN and host it on a live server.
When you're using local files Netbeans will give you intellisence without any problems.
P.S: If you're interested check BootstrapPalette plugin for Netbeans
in Netbeans, you can select a file on the project explorer and upload it directly to the ftp and it finds where to upload properly (amongst the folders and sub-folders,since the remote project is the copy of local project with the same folder, sub-folders and etc.) which provides quick solution when working on both local and remote.
I am wondering whether the same functionality is also available on Eclipse? I don't need anything complicated. This feature is what I only need. So if you know such plugin and how to use it, please enlighten me.
I am using Eclipse for PHP, my version of Eclipse is PDT
Aptana Studio 3 (standalone or plugin) has FTP download/upload functionality. And much more.
Eclipse has a Build in FTP. Go Windows->Open Perspective ->Other->Remote System Explorer.Create New Connection . Right Click on Explorer->New Connection ->FTP.
Note:(For Eclipse Helios and above)
I need a FTP Upload plugin for Eclipse. I don't wanna use Aptana since it doesn't work on PHP Development version of Eclipse and the perspective didn't work well so I am looking for such a plugin or something works like DispatchAsp for Visual Studio. Like syncing, remote view, etc.
Thanks.
If you don't want to/can't use Aptana you could take a look at RSE
http://wiki.eclipse.org/TM_and_RSE_FAQ#What_is_the_Target_Management_Project.3F
I am hosting my application on a web hosting service www.110mb.com. Can you please suggest a good IDE and also the additional plugins (FTP,PHP etc) I would need to install in order to run my application.
Eclipse + PDT
If you need FTP support use Eclipse-SFTP.
Of course - some people would just resort to Notepad++.
Eclipse is pretty sweet for PHP, Java, and Python (Pydev).
Subclipse is an excellent plugin if you use SVN.