When starting the 509 version, I get following exceptions.
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
com.intellij.codeEditor.print.ExportToHTMLSettings
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.intellij.codeEditor.print.PrintSettings
I believe, they occur, because you use(d) class names in the
xml-settings-files. I hardly suggest (from experience), not to put any
internal structure in settings-files (that's why, I abandon the Java
1.4-xml-persistency mechanism that uses reflection). Instead of write
aliases, that are resolved internally. E.g. ExportToHTMLSettings, that are
internally mapped to
com.intellij.codeEditor.print.ExportToHTMLSettings.class (if not
obfuscated) or to a.b.c.d.e (if obfuscated).
In our company we had developed an cool persistency mechanism (is used for
xml, too), that solves such problems.
Best regards
Thomas Singer
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