Ok, I've found a solution for my problem. The cause was the 32 bit version, so I installed the 64 bit jdk and changed the default location for the jdk in netbeans to the new jdk. There are also no more warnings about the modules.
More details:
- download the desired jdk from [0].
- extract to the desired location ( for example in my case: /usr/local/jdk1.6.0_26 )
- set netbeans default location of JDK with --jdkhome /usr/local/jdk1.6.0_26 or manually modify the file indicated by "locate netbeans.conf".
Ok, I've found a solution for my problem. The cause was the 32 bit version, so I installed the 64 bit jdk and changed the default location for the jdk in netbeans to the new jdk. There are also no more warnings about the modules.
More details: jdk1.6. 0_26 ) jdk1.6. 0_26 or manually modify the file indicated by "locate netbeans.conf".
- download the desired jdk from [0].
- extract to the desired location ( for example in my case: /usr/local/
- set netbeans default location of JDK with --jdkhome /usr/local/
[0] http:// www.oracle. com/technetwork /java/javase/ downloads/ index.html