I have to edit a project where the WildFly version is an old one. The project was exported with all configurations.
In Eclipse you can change this WildFly version under project settings but I wanted to use IntelliJ IDEA.
Add a new server version at Settings (Preferences on macOS) | Build, Execution, Deployment | Application Servers.
Then edit the run/debug configuration to update the server used.
You may also check if the server is used as a provided module dependency and update it there as well.
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I have been using the IntelliJ IDE for development on my macbook pro. I am not moving to a new macbook and will be installing the IntelliJ IDE on that system.
How can I migrate everything useful like installed plugins, settings, etc from the older system to the new system.
Use File | Manage IDE Settings... | Export/Import Settings... actions.
Note that this action is unavailable if you have a settings repository configured or if you have enabled Settings Sync.
See more in a related Share IDE settings documentation topic.
I have a java EE 5 project. I'm building a project with maven. I use IntelliJ IDEA 2018.2.5 x64.I use weblogic 12.1.3. In the Department of deployment( edit configuration -> Deployment ) specify the ear file. Why doesn't IDEA put ear file in localhost:port/console -> deployments when running ?
Make sure the Runtime Server is added correctly in IntelliJ. Once Added Correctly,You should see the Application servers Tab, where you could Add/Remove Applications effectively.
The Status of the deployment can be seen as Module with a tick Mark in Application Servers Tab.
The answer was simple, the ear file did not deploy due to the fact that I did not enter the domain name and password in the configuration
I want to switch from Tomcat to Glassfish for the deployment of my web application.
Unfortunately, the application server Glassfish is not listed in the dialog of my IntelliJ IDE.
The IntelliJ documentation lists Glassfish.
How am I able to add/use it?
IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate 2017.3.4
MacOS 10.13.3
UPDATE
I tried previous version of the IDE and with 2017.2.7 Glassfish appears in the list of application servers:
Does anybody know why IntelliJ IDEs with versions 2017.3.x are missing Glassfish?
GlassFish Integration bundled plugin must be enabled in Settings (Preferences on Mac) | Plugins.
I have a Gradle multi-project which looks like this:
Project A
Subproject #1
Subproject #2
Subproject #3
For each sub project there is a corresponding SonarQube project on the central server.
Using SonarLint 2.2 for IntelliJ 2016.1.2 I can use connected mode against our central SonarQube 5.1.8 server. In the SonarLint Project Settings I need to supply the project binding. This is a problem; I can only analyze one subproject at the same time. Apparently the project binding is used for the entire multi-project.
I found this issue on the SonarLint JIRA; https://jira.sonarsource.com/browse/SLI-91. It seems as if a multi-project isn't supported in version 2.2, but is in 2.3.
Is there someone who got this set-up running?
When I add a new Application Server IntelliJ, pointing to the home path of the Wildfly 9.0.0.Final, IntelliJ shows me this warning:
"The selected directory is not a valid Jboss home"
Is this a question of Wildfly configuration someone from Wildfly team must fix or it is a question of too old IntelliJ or maybe the 'Jboss integration plugin' needs to be updated?
This is a a result of too old version of Intellij IDEA.
Or as you point out jboss integration plugin, which is bundled with IDEA itself.
There is also a trick to make IDEA belive it still supports newer version of WildFly.
We had it in place for some time in WildFly distro but was later removed as IDEA got official support for wildfly.
in short, this is the workaround https://github.com/wildfly/wildfly/blob/8.x/build/build.xml#L1551
all you need to do is to go to WILDFLY_HOME/modules/system/layers/base/org/jboss/as/version/main/ folder
and make copy of wildfly-version-xx.jar and rename the copy to jboss-as-version-xx.jar
where xx is the version of the wildfly.