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| + | =Project structure= | ||
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| + | File → Project structure | ||
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| + | ==Target SDK== | ||
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| + | Choose the target SDK and compilation level. | ||
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| + | [[File:Intellij project structure sdk.png|900px|Intellij project structure sdk]] | ||
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| + | ''Note'': the first time you might need to add SDK by clicking the '''new''' option. | ||
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| + | ==Libraries, Facets, Artifacts== | ||
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| + | Everything should be detected automatically. | ||
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| + | For web projects, you should see the available WAR files in ''Artifacts''. | ||
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| + | [[File:Intellij project structure artifacts.png|900px|Intellij project structure artifacts]] | ||
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| + | >> If that it's not the case, then you need to adjust your ''web.xml'' | ||
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| + | =Run configuration= | ||
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| + | To run the web-application on your Tomcat server, you need to create a ''run configuration''. | ||
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| + | Run → Edit configurations... | ||
| + | * Click on the '+' button, top left | ||
| + | * Add ''Tomcat Server'' run configuration | ||
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| + | [[File:IntelliJ tomcat project 01.png|800px|IntelliJ project run configuration]] | ||
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| + | * Go to the ''Deployment'' tab | ||
| + | * Add the artifact you'd like to run by click the '+' >> Artifacts... | ||
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| + | [[File:IntelliJ tomcat project 02.png|800px|IntelliJ project run configuration step 2]] | ||
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| + | ♦ Note: | ||
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| + | The WAR configuration and the ''exploded'' are exactly the same! It's just that in the WAR case you're deploying a zip archive, not in the other case. Tomcat supports both mode, even though the WAR is the official recommendation. | ||
Revision as of 15:05, 25 March 2015
This page explains how to import a project into IntelliJ & how to configure it to run on a specific environment.
Contents
Import
- Click on 'import project'
- Choose the source directory
- Choose the project type
Maven project
That's your best option if your project has a pom.xml
Don't forget to click:
- import Maven project automatically (so your project will always be sync)
- Create module groups for multi-maven projects
Project structure
File → Project structure
Target SDK
Choose the target SDK and compilation level.
Note: the first time you might need to add SDK by clicking the new option.
Libraries, Facets, Artifacts
Everything should be detected automatically.
For web projects, you should see the available WAR files in Artifacts.
>> If that it's not the case, then you need to adjust your web.xml
Run configuration
To run the web-application on your Tomcat server, you need to create a run configuration.
Run → Edit configurations...
- Click on the '+' button, top left
- Add Tomcat Server run configuration
- Go to the Deployment tab
- Add the artifact you'd like to run by click the '+' >> Artifacts...
♦ Note:
The WAR configuration and the exploded are exactly the same! It's just that in the WAR case you're deploying a zip archive, not in the other case. Tomcat supports both mode, even though the WAR is the official recommendation.
