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Support for NetBeans IDE
If you are a NetBeans IDE user, and want support, first subscribe to the
nbusers list (links and info below), then post your question there. This
is the only channel for support!
A high-level announcements list, for the monthly newsletter and major release notifications.
This is not a discussion list, and is not open to public posting. Traffic is very low (1-2 posts / month).
Recommended for : Anyone interested in NetBeans.
The weekly newsletter distribution channel, starting April 19, 2004. Keep up to date with what's going
on at netbeans.org with this short, weekly digest compiled by a different volunteer each week.
This is not a discussion list, and is not open to public posting. Traffic is very low (4 posts / month).
Recommended for : NetBeans users and developers, who want to keep an eye on what's happening at netbeans.org.
The NetBeans users mailing list. General discussion of NetBeans use, this is the place to ask for
help and to help others. Recommended for :General support and discussion, for NetBeans
users of all levels. Developers and experienced users are encouraged to subscribe and help out newcomers.
The main discussion and support list for J2EE development in NetBeans IDE. Covers NetBeans features for
developing JSP/Servlets, Web services, EJBs, and J2EE applications. See http://j2ee.netbeans.org/ for more info.
Recommended for : Support and discussion for NetBeans users doing J2EE development.
The main NetBeans developers's mailing list. All day-to-day discussion and planning, of NetBeans
development happens here. Recommended for : Anyone working on the NetBeans codebase, or
interested in doing so.
The NetBeans User Interface (UI) mailing list. Recommended for : People interested in the
usability of the IDE and helping to improve it - discussions on the graphical appearance of the IDE, its key
bindings, workflow issues ... Note this is not a support forum.
The main list for discussions on how to use the Open APIs and how they should work. See
http://openide.netbeans.org/ for more info.
Recommended for : Anyone building modules for, or applications on top of, NetBeans.
This is a forum for discussion of infrastructure-type issues related to the whole NetBeans open
source project - everything from what the "Reply-To:" addresses on mailing lists should be,
through to what the navigation on the website should look like. Recommended for :
Anyone interested in the future of NetBeans! Do not mail support questions here!
Low-level discussions of ongoing work on and upcoming plans for the NetBeans website.
Recommended for : Anyone involved in working on content on a netbeans.org website,
anyone who wants to help improve the website.
Discussion on different ways of teaching Java with the NetBeans IDE. Recommended for :
Java teachers, university professors and anyone interested in Java in education.
NetBeans related job forum, both wanted and offered. Note : This list is moderated, and is
not a general purpose jobs forum! Job postings and resumes not relevant to NetBeans will
not be approved. Recommended for : Employers seeking NetBeans skills, and NetBeans
developers seeking jobs.
Automated notifications of modules added to the Module Catalogue. This is not a discussion list,
and is not open to public posting - traffic is very low. See the Catalogue pages for more info.
Recommended for : Anyone interested in new modules for NetBeans!
These lists are intended for community members who cannot communicate in english on the other lists.
Note in the interests of maximising the sharing of community knowledge use of the english lists wherever
possible is recommended. In cases where that is not possible the following localised lists are available.
Each list has a "community leader" who voluntairily acts as a liason between their list members and the
wider english community, for example translating and cross-posting anything of interest (though this is
not expected for normal day-to-day traffic).
Liste de discussion en français où vous pouvez discuter entre francophones au sujet de l'EDI NetBeans.
Recommandé pour : les membres francophones de la communauté NetBeans
Рассылка для русскоговорящих пользователей и разработчиков NetBeans. Место для общего обсуждения NetBeans,
от использования до разработки приложений на её основе. Рекомендовано для : Русскоязычной
части сообщества NetBeans.
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