There's little need to mess with the classpath stuff. Let the maven handle that.
Import the project into intellij as a maven project, it should resolve all redist dependencies. You can add the noredist jar manually via the project structure options in intellij. On 2 May 2014 16:07, Alex Hitchins <a...@alexhitchins.com> wrote: > Hello All, > > I was hoping someone might be able to help me with an issue I keep getting. > > My builds seem to be working A-OK, I can get Jetty running, build noredist, > deploy database etc. The issue seems to only be with whatever IDE I use. I > would like to use IntelliJ IDEA so I've been doing most of my hair pulling > with the latest version. I've loaded up the project and tried to make > however have been getting lots of errors. > > It seems that the majority of errors are related to imports statements. > Using IntelliJ I can 'fix' the issue by selecting 'Add to Class path'. Once > done, this seems to work and remove that error. I've re-built from the > command line before & after this process and I don't get any knock-on > effects. I looked at the classpath file before and it appeared all were > already there, with explicit links to the jar files. > > After having gone through all the import statements causing errors I now > get > errors related to the spring framework. The error says it can't find the > class file for a selection of objects, first one I see is > o.s.c.e.EnvironmentCapable. I guess this is something similar to the > classpath issue above, as the project will compile on the command line. > > Am I doing something fundamentally wrong? What am I missing? > > And help gratefully received! > > > Alex Hitchins > ------------------------------ > E: a...@alexhitchins.com > W: alexhitchins.com > M: 07788 423 969 > T: 01892 523 587 > > >
