I'm not sure that would make sense, as they will have lots of internal
(to my system) modules and dependencies (I depend on other systems than
ofbiz).
Here's what you can do:
1) Create new project (java project) - point this at your module under
${OFBIZ_HOME}/hot-deploy (I use maven 2, so to start from scratch I
would go to the hot-deploy dir and do a new "mvn archetype:create" in
that dir).
2) for IntelliJ, go to File->New Module, create new Java Module, import
and existing src root, point it at ${OFBIZ_HOME}.
3) in the ant module for intellij, add the top level build.xml as an ant
build file.
as an alternate to 2) you could add each application and framework dir
separately as an intellij module - if I were going to work on ofbiz core
that is what I would do.
your mileage may vary.
regards,
-Ryan
Roberto Cosenza wrote:
That is an interesting approach. Would you mind sending me the
intellij project files?
/Roberto
On Mar 10, 2008, at 10:54 PM, Ryan Sweet wrote:
Roberto Cosenza wrote:
Hi.
Is anybody using a IDE to compile ofbiz? I mean not compiling
through ant but though the built in compiler.
I tried using the .classpath/.project files provided in svn but with
no good results.
/Roberto
I use the plugin for intellij to use the ant build.
Since I'm not working on ofbiz core - I made my module under
hot-deploy a separate intellij module, and set it to depend on the
top level ofbiz build.
You could probably get the whole build to build with intellij, but
you would need to go into the various lib directories and add those
jaras as module dependencies in the intellij module settings dialog.
It would take a long while to do it for evrey dep.
regards,
-Ryan
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