OpenAPI doc + src

Hello WarnerJan,

First of all, congratulations on v9. I love it already


Second, for v8 you had a plugin-development kit (idea-8.1.4-dev.zip),
containing docs, example, sources and stuff. When will it be available
for v9?

Since the release of IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition, there's no longer a
need of providing the development kit as a separate download. Please see
http://www.jetbrains.org/display/IJOS/Writing+Plug-ins for instructions on
setting up a plugin development environment with IDEA 9.

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Dmitry Jemerov
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JetBrains, Inc.
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"Develop with Pleasure!"

Thanks for that link. Downloading now

I downloaded the sources using the previous instructions. I have build the project using ant in the root, which ran the default target and built it all (I think). Getting IDEA to accept some directory as a valid JDK was a challenge in itself. Finally, I ended up using /out/dist.all.ce/ as the plugin JDK directory. Is this correct?

Now IDEA is complaining about my plugin.xml. It says <depends>com.intellij.javaee</depends> is not valid. I have checked and can confirm that the Java EE plugin is loaded. Same goes for the WebFacet class. It's not recognized.

Any ideas?

Cheers!

WarnerJan

Hello WarnerJan,

The CE source doesn't include the JavaEE plugin (which contains the WebFacet
class and related code). So you can create a JDK from the Ultimate installation,
attach the CE source to it, and also attach lib/src/src_javaee-openapi.zip
from the Ultimate distribution to get the source for the OpenAPI of the JavaEE
plugin.

I downloaded the sources using the previous instructions. I have build
the project using ant in the root, which ran the default target and
built it all (I think). Getting IDEA to accept some directory as a
valid JDK was a challenge in itself. Finally, I ended up using
/out/dist.all.ce/ as the plugin JDK directory. Is this correct?

Now IDEA is complaining about my plugin.xml. It says
<code>&lt;depends&gt;com.intellij.javaee&lt;/depends&gt;</code> is not
valid. I have checked and can confirm that the Java EE plugin is
loaded. Same goes for the WebFacet class. It's not recognized.

Any ideas?

Cheers!

WarnerJan

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Dmitry Jemerov
Development Lead
JetBrains, Inc.
http://www.jetbrains.com/
"Develop with Pleasure!"

Got it. Up and running now. Thanks for the quick response!