R
rahul
We have a problem here:
We were developing a software in java on solaris10 with netbeans4.1. To
make a back up of the source, we saved the whole project folder that
was made by netbeans by writing it to a cd.
We accidently deleted the folder from our hard diska. Now we copied
the source(the project folder) to our hard disk from the cd. However,
when we tried to open the project from netbeans, it wouldn't recognize
the folder as a project folder, but only as a normal folder.
Does netbeans associate some property to a project folder that is lost
when it's written to a cd? If yes, is there anyway we could restore the
folder as a project folder?
Also when we copy the project folder from cd to the disk, the
extensions change automatically from *.java to* .jav and from *.form to
*.fr.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
We were developing a software in java on solaris10 with netbeans4.1. To
make a back up of the source, we saved the whole project folder that
was made by netbeans by writing it to a cd.
We accidently deleted the folder from our hard diska. Now we copied
the source(the project folder) to our hard disk from the cd. However,
when we tried to open the project from netbeans, it wouldn't recognize
the folder as a project folder, but only as a normal folder.
Does netbeans associate some property to a project folder that is lost
when it's written to a cd? If yes, is there anyway we could restore the
folder as a project folder?
Also when we copy the project folder from cd to the disk, the
extensions change automatically from *.java to* .jav and from *.form to
*.fr.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.