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I’m using NetBeans to develop J2EE web service.
NetBeans create a directory called nbproject inside my project directory.
I’m wondering if I should put this directory under source control. I think it is required to build the project without NetBeans.
The nbProject folder contains all the netbeans metadata about your project. When you go Project -> properties all the settings (and others) that you find there are stored in the nbProjects folder.
EDIT:
This has been answered in another question, and the answer there is more complete and accurate
In short you should include
nbproject, but notnbproject/private/.Add
*/nbproject/private/to your.gitignorefile.