I have a problem with IntelliJ IDEA that prevents me from using external tools that operate on files (such as Perforce, trying to sync files)... IntelliJ seems to "hang on" to jar files that it's using solely as reference, so that these files can't be deleted and replaced with refreshed versions. I see the following error:
unlink: D:\src\myproj\lib\my.jar: The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process. So when I want to do a full sync and build outside of IDEA, I have to close IDEA first. This is VERY annoying. I'd vastly prefere it if IDEA would just read the files for reference and then let go of the files. It could then listen for any change notifications on the file, and dump and re-read the file when it changes or is deleted and then replaced. On a related note, IDEA seems to remove files from the classpath if they've been deleted underneath it (even if they're about to be replaced). It's getting to be annoying to always have to go back in and add the same jar files over and over. I wish IDEA would just leave them be, or at most "flag" jar files that are on the classpath but don't exist (because they may exist again real soon now). Anyone else notice these issues, or have any decent work-arounds? Thanks! _______________________________________________ Eap-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-list
