com.jetbrains.php classes availability

To use the PHP classes in your plugin, you need to add the jar of the PHP plugin to the classpath of your IntelliJ IDEA SDK and to add a <depends>com.jetbrains.php</depends> tag to your plugin.xml.

So easy... Thank you, Dmitry.

I can't, for the live of me, find the php jar you are mentioning Dmitry ?:|
I'm using IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate edition with the PHP plugin installed, but I don't see any mention of it in the plugin folder. Can you point me in the right direction here as to were to find it?
I need it to check the PhpElementType, a file which I can't seem to find anywhere! :_|

If you install the PHP plugin through the plugin manager, it will be placed in the plugins directory:
http://devnet.jetbrains.com/docs/DOC-181
Alternatively, you can download the PHP plugin from http://plugins.jetbrains.com into whatever directory you like.

Is not working for me, I have created my SDK pointing to my PHPStorm installation folder, I can see phpstorm.jar in my External library, but I can't find any PHP class (for example PhpElementType) using Ctrl+N.
What am I doing wrong?

Have you actually read my first reply in this thread and done what it advises to do?

Yes but my SDK is based on PHPStorm, I don't have a separated .jar for phpstorm, anyway, I think it was added correctly, because I can see phpstorm.jar inside my External Libraries.
But I can't find any PHP specific class there !
I've tried adding "<depends>com.jetbrains.php</depends>" too, and maybe there's an error here because the IDE is marking it as an error, it says: "cannot resolve plugin com.jetbrains.php"

Please read the message and follow the instructions. The PHP plugin in PhpStorm is packaged as a separate plugin, just like in IntelliJ IDEA. The plugin is in plugins/php/lib/php.jar and php-openapi.jar under the PhpStorm installation directory.

Enrique, you should add <PhpStorm folder>/plugins/php/lib/php.jar (this path is correct for PHPStorm 5) to SDKs classpath in Main menu>File>Project structure>SDKs>WebStorm...>classpath. It helped me.

BTW, Dmitry, what the difference by "PHP open API" which appeared in PHPStorm 6 and this way?

Sorry, I was assuming the plugin was added automatically when using PHPStorm as the source for the SDK. Thanks for the clarification. It's working now :)

Are the sources for PHP OpenAPI published? Where I could find them to attach to PluginSDK?

Are the sources for PHP OpenAPI published? Where I could find them to attach to PluginSDK?

I'm also looking for them or at least for javadoc.