Web Application with only Javascript / HTML

[kslater]

How would one go about creating a web application in NetBeans 6.1 that has no Java, but only html and  javascript? Maybe this is in there somewhere but I can't seem to find it. Now that NetBeans has a good javascript editor and already had a pretty good html editor, I'm sure there will be new people coming to try out the IDE and they may have no background with Java.

...Kevin

[Ms Linuz]

I'm not sure ( haven't check yet ) but I believe we can.
Just create a web project, delete any automatic created page( if any.. ).
I'd created a website with only html and javascript before and it works.
But of course visual editing ( such in dreamweaver ) is not provided and
to test it I'm sure that netbeans will only support tomcat, glassfish, and other java
capable web servers ( check which web servers are supported by your netbeans ).
No just apache, iis or else.

2008/5/7 kslater <kevin.slater@...>:

How would one go about creating a web application in NetBeans 6.1 that has no
Java, but only html and  javascript? Maybe this is in there somewhere but I
can't seem to find it. Now that NetBeans has a good javascript editor and
already had a pretty good html editor, I'm sure there will be new people
coming to try out the IDE and they may have no background with Java.

...Kevin
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[Petr Jiricka]

This is not directly supported, though you may want to use the PHP Early
Access release and create a PHP project - that is reasonable close to
what you need (just a list of files, no build scripts, no complicated
source structures etc.)

Petr

kslater wrote:
> How would one go about creating a web application in NetBeans 6.1 that has no
> Java, but only html and  javascript? Maybe this is in there somewhere but I
> can't seem to find it. Now that NetBeans has a good javascript editor and
> already had a pretty good html editor, I'm sure there will be new people
> coming to try out the IDE and they may have no background with Java.
>
> ...Kevin

[kslater]

I think this is an oversight. Netbeans could draw web developers with it's good support for the basic web profiles. If I can find time, maybe this is a way to give something back to the IDE. It won't be for a month or two though, that's for sure.

Petr Jiricka wrote:

This is not directly supported, though you may want to use the PHP Early
Access release and create a PHP project - that is reasonable close to
what you need (just a list of files, no build scripts, no complicated
source structures etc.)

Petr

kslater wrote:
> How would one go about creating a web application in NetBeans 6.1 that has no
> Java, but only html and  javascript?