I usually skip through the Wizard stuff as fast as possible and then
just add the modules by hand, as IntelliJ thinks it is smart at this
stuff when it really isn't. For the core Solr, I create a "Project
Library" dependency that has 3 JAR Directories as dependencies:
./lib
example/lib
example/lib/jsp-2.1
YMMV.
This is one place where Maven is _so much better_ than Ant. Point
IntelliJ at the pom.xml, and you have it all setup, including all the
submodules, etc.
On Sep 3, 2009, at 6:42 AM, Lukáš Vlček wrote:
Hello,
I noticed that several developers (Yonik, Grant, ... ?) are using
IntelliJIDEA for Solr development. Is anybody willing to share his/her
experience about how to setup and open Solr project in IntelliJIDEA?
I am
quite new to IntelliJIDEA and I would greatly appreciate any *how-
to* or
*for dummies* step-by-step tutorial. I tried to create a new project
in IDEA
from existing sources (fresh solr-trunk) and simply followed the
wizard but
this does not seem to be the best option (getting some circular
dependencies
and missing classpath issues).
Note: I am using IntelliJIDEA 8.1.3
Regards,
Lukas
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