Friday, August 9, 2019

NetBeans: Migrate from an early JDK to Java 8 or a later version

After you have updated the Java platform from an earlier version to Java 8 or a later version, you want to convert the old java code to one with the new features of the newly added Java version.

Of course, you can check your code line by line to convert it manually. However, you can use the NetBeans built-in feature to perform this, which will save you a lot of time and effort.

1. Click the Refactor in the top menu of the NetBeans IDE, and choose Inspect and Transform/



2. In the Inspect and Transform window, select a project you want to refactor from the drop-down list next to the Inspect label.



3. While the Configuration is checked, select the target JDK you will convert to from the drop-down list next to the Configuration label. Then, click the Inspect button.



4. If the below window pops up, click the Inspect button again to continue.



5. In the Refactoring window, click the upward arrow with the notation "Previous Occurrence" on the left column of the window to view the suggestions of code changes.



6. Use the upward and downward arrows on the left column to view all the changes. If all look OK, click the Do Refactoring button.


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