Is it feasible to get Tortoise integrating again with Netbeans?

[Edward Taaffe]

Ive run out of idea.

Netbeans seems to want to find an executable that is not there.

I have no visibility of what it actually is looking for or I might rename subversion.xe or what ever.

Any idea would be great. Lots of poeple have just given up. That's a shame.

[Bruce C]

I've never used Netbeans but I found a help page for integrating Subversion at https://netbeans.org/kb/docs/ide/subversion.html. One of the main things seems to be to specify the path to the Subversion command line executable. Perhaps that's the problem you're having.

As you're asking this on a TortoiseSVN group, rather than a Subversion group, I'll assume that you've installed TortoiseSVN. The first thing is to ensure that, during installation of TortoiseSVN, the option to install the "Command line clients tools" was selected. You can check this by re-running the TortoiseSVN installer and selecting the option to Modify the installation. This can be initiated from the Windows "Add or remove programs" settings applet.

The default installation path is <C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin>, although that might be different on your system. That folder should include the svn.exe command line application. This would seem to be the path that the Netbeans configuration requires, as described in the Netbeans help.

If this information doesn't help, perhaps you could post more specific information about the problem so that others with specific Netbeans experience may be able to contribute suggestions.

Hope this helps.

[Edward Taaffe]

I used this for my set up, but to no avail,

It used to work, but not any more.
Thanks for your effort though.

[Edward Taaffe]

Its pretty clear that the xdebug executable has not been recognised. 
phpmyinfo, should be displaying a whole section on xDebug, but its not even mentioned.
Either Netbeans or Xdebug code is changed.

I used the special tool where you paste in your entire phpmyinfo and it then tells you precisely which executable to download and install.

Strangely, I did this twice and got a different answer on each occasion?