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I installed NetBeans and then attempted to register a remote J2EE server, however, the option to configure a remote server isn't presented until you first set the location of a local server. This shouldn't be necessary and defeats the point of trying to connect to a remote server.
This is not a bug, however appserver wizard should explain that the local appserver installation is needed even when using the remote appserver. Reassigning to appserver.
*** Issue 54593 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
we can change the label text to explain this.
need hie spec for the new text to explain the fact.
Ccing John and Geertjan. The issue is that the IDE needs one local server installation before the user can add a remote server. The wizard panel asking for this installation location is titled "Enter the Application Server location" and the description text above the "Installation Location" text field says: "Enter the directory where a local instance of the Application Server is installed." (Another issue is that the user can specify this location only once and it is used and can't be changed until the user deletes the userdir. But this probably shouldn't be mentioned in the text.) I suggest wording similar to this one: --- Specify location where the Application Server is installed. The IDE requires local server installation even if you would deploy to a remote server. --- Please review and suggest a better wording if needed.
This looks like it was forgotten. Since it hasn't gotten comment I will put in the suggested text and mark it as fixed.
j2ee/ui/Bundle.properties (1.16)
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