We use it with jetty and maven.
Just a standard directory structure - nothing special.
To run jetty, add a new maven config in idea's run dialog - specify
your pom (which configures the jetty plugin) and you're good to go.
Debug works fine too, as does class reloading with a cmd/ctrl-f9.
J
On May 22, 2008, at 10:09 AM, Angelo Chen wrote:
Hi,
I have been using Intellij with T5 and it works very well, here are
some
approaches:
1) Using the local tomcat server in the IDEA and run it directly,
advantage
of this is, I can debug/step into the java code.
2) Using remote tomcat server, create a exploded directory, run/
attach the
app in the exploded directory to it from IDEA, but can't debug/step
into the
java code.
3) either local or remote tomcat server, create an exploded
directory, don't
have to run/attach, just 'make', and switch to browser to browse the
related
url, this works very well with T5's 'class reloading' feature, but
can't
debug/step the java code.
I'd like to know how others use Intellj with T5? how to debug in the
#2 and
#3's case? Thanks.
Angelo
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