Can I turn off the J2EE support? Follow

As long as you do not create any web/ejb/app modules, J2EE tab will not be shown.
Howewer, using only java modules for editing, IDEA won't be able to resolve TLD's, servlets etc which are setup in web.xml

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"Fusayuki Minamoto" <no_mail@jetbrains.com> wrote in message news:17485735.1074489298479.JavaMail.itn@is.intellij.net...

I'm using Aurora #1108 for web application with XDoclet.
XDoclet generates all deployment descriptors for me.

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When I create an project on the Web/EJB files,
"Add Module" window opens up and I cannot proceed without specifying J2EE module info.

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I really enjoy the Java and XML editing features but don't need the J2EE view right now.
I wonder I can turn off the J2EE support by swithing a flag on some configuration file.
Because my projects are build with Ant and XDoclet, I'd like to import them to IDEA easily.

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Regards,
Miki

As long as you do not create any web/ejb/app modules,
J2EE tab will not be shown.

Sorry, my problem isn't about J2EE tab.
My question was how to make a project from EXISTING web/ejb/app files as if they are normal java files.

When I make a new project, for example, I dont' want to repeat adding module operation for each ejb.

Howewer, using only java modules for editing, IDEA
won't be able to resolve TLD's, servlets etc which
are setup in web.xml

That's ok, that's my choice.
Did I miss something?

Regards,
Miki