Dave,
If you haven't gotten this to work ...
I am assuming you are using IJ 8,9 or X.
It sounds like the problem is only in IntelliJ and not when you build
from the command line, correct ?
The Struts IntelliJ project that I see in SVN is struts2\src\main\idea,
is still being updated, and is this what you are using ?
Have you tried the obvious items such as:
1) Making sure the target/out directory are excluded the project, so the
jar resolution will not go here first.
2) make sure there that the struts2 module does not have a dependency on
the xwork-core module.
3) How was XWork installed into your maven repository ?
Did you build it with IntelliJ then install it or are you using
the external/apache repo ?
If you installed it locally from a build were the meta files maven
creates for local repositories properly created ?
3) Have you tried telling IntelliJ to reindex your local maven repository ?
This sometimes forces IJ to see those jars.
On 8/21/2010 3:59 PM, Dave Newton wrote:
Current trunk.
Normal IntelliJ Maven project setup, but it refuses to deal with the XWork
package renaming, and I have no idea (harhar) why not. The correct classes
are in the XWork jar in the repo
(like org.apache.commons.lang.xwork.StringUtils), but IntelliJ doesn't see
it and continues to try to grab IDEA's compilation results.
I've tried the typical random stuff, like (cmdline) rebuilding, (IntelliJ)
force reimporting, (IntelliJ) reloading folders, whatever other stuff I
could find that seemed even reasonably close.
If I have a project with *just* s2-core, everything works, I assume because
the XWork stuff isn't in the current project, but I had kind of wanted to
have everything local.
Anybody dealt/fixed with this before?
Thanks,
Dave
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