Check whether Netbeans alias is set in your terminal. It should be defined by default.
$ alias netbeans alias netbeans='/home/software/Netbeans/netbeans-8.1/bin/netbeans'
If the alias is not found make sure you properly setup your default settings. In that case Follow here.
~/.local/jdk-8u181
(apapt version number), tar -xzf jdk-8u181-linux-x64.tar.gz mv jdk1.8.0_181 ~/.local/jdk1.8.0_181
echo "alias netbeans='netbeans --jdkhome ~/.local/jdk1.8.0_181'">> ~/.bashrc source ~/.bashrc
$ netbeans
Tools > Plugins
in the menu barTo start working on macros, you need to create a Netbeans project.
Netbeans is a fully featured IDE. It provide have error highlighting, command completion, and API information and much more. To have specific support for a StarCCM macro, you need to import StarCCM's libraries.
The first time for a given StarCCM version, you should create a library which contains references to all StarCCM libraries This is done in the following way:
C:\Program Files\CD-adapco\13.02.013-R8\STAR-CCM+13.02.013-R8\star\lib\java\platform\modules\ext
/home/software/CD-adapco/13.02.013-R8/STAR-CCM+13.02.013-R8/star/lib/java/platform/modules/ext/
/star/…
.jar
file you find in the …/star/lib/java/platform/modules/ext/
folder which are described above. C:\Program Files\CD-adapco\13.02.013-R8\STAR-CCM+13.02.013-R8\doc\client
/home/software/CD-adapco/13.02.013-R8/STAR-CCM+13.02.013-R8/doc/client
For new future projects, you only need to add the created StarCCM+ 13.02 Library, but don't need to add all .jar
files again.
In the end, your project's libraries should now look like this: