I experienced the same frustration until I realized that the exception traces that I was seeing indicated that weblogic.* was missing. I added weblogic.jar to IDEA's lib directory, and the J2EE view magically appeared.
so basically, IDEA supports Weblogic 8.1, not J2ee?
i dont use weblogic!! we use Jboss. help!!
the docs are not clear on this - Intellij, how do i enable J2ee if i'm not using weblogic?
Thanks!!!
+1 on this, if the EJB support is limited to only WL, we've got a problem. I don't care that I can't really debug, but certainly having all EJB support turned on is important. It was there before, let's hope it's not getting removed.
Uh, not working here. I tried both plunking j2ee.jar into IDEA's lib directory and adding it as a library to my project but no j2ee pane, no ejb settings, nada anywhere that I can see. Does something else need to be set up?
You're talking about Sun's j2ee.jar, yes? Or is there something else?
Yes, the standard j2ee.jar from SUN. I was missing the J2EE tab first as well. I am not sure if I just did not see it or if it was not there for some reason when I first opened my project with the new build. Since then however it has never been missing.
Just in case: the tab is at the bottom.
Michael
Andrew Langton wrote:
Uh, not working here. I tried both plunking j2ee.jar into IDEA's lib directory and adding it as a library to my project but no j2ee pane, no ejb settings, nada anywhere that I can see. Does something else need to be set up?
You're talking about Sun's j2ee.jar, yes? Or is there something else?
I also activated the weblogic deployment, maybe thats the "magic" step. Actually I've just tried it on a new project and that seems to be the magic step.
So the step that works for me is: 1. Add j2ee to the project (it isn't nessecary to add it to the idea lib) 2. Enable the bea weblogic integrations 3. Close the project 4. Voila. After opening the project again its there. Down to the left and in the window menu.
Thanks for the clarifications, I managed to make the J2EE tab to appear. Now how does one enable the EJB support for existing EJB modules, it seems IDEA allows you only to create new modules for the moment.
Am I missing something?
Thx, Andrei
On Sun, 28 Sep 2003 09:41:00 +0200, Anders Holmbech Nielsen wrote:
Rob, if you add sun's j2ee.jar to your project, it will show up as a tab in the project pane. then i think you cut and paste your existing ejb-jar.xml to the new one (you have to create a new one, apparently....bug?) anyways, i did that and my ejb's showed up...
havent tried creating new beans of modifying any existing ones yet...i'm hoping it will work though.
The only EJB support I can see so far is through the WebLogic integration and that doesn't appear to work at all.
I experienced the same frustration until I realized that the exception traces that I was seeing indicated that weblogic.* was missing. I added weblogic.jar to IDEA's lib directory, and the J2EE view magically appeared.
This should really be added to the FAQ, IMHO.
--Mike Werle
so basically, IDEA supports Weblogic 8.1, not J2ee?
i dont use weblogic!! we use Jboss. help!!
the docs are not clear on this - Intellij, how do i enable J2ee if i'm not using weblogic?
Thanks!!!
I was wondering this myself. You should be able to at least do the old school EJB stuff that 3.x supports.
Trevor wrote:
+1 on this, if the EJB support is limited to only WL, we've got a
problem. I don't care that I can't really debug, but certainly having
all EJB support turned on is important. It was there before, let's hope
it's not getting removed.
R
Trevor wrote:
I think this is a mistake...Idea shouldn´t be dependent on weblogic.jar...
perhabs next (hopefully soon) eap will fix this :)
pleaazzz
Hi there :)
After adding the j2ee.jar to ideas lib the j2ee pane appears.
regards
Anders
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Anders Holmbech Nielsen wrote:
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Nice.. clever boy :)
Hi,
that didn't work... any other steps?
tks.
I did not add the j2ee.jar to IDEA's lib directory but only have it as a
project library and J2EE support is available!
Michael
Anders Holmbech Nielsen wrote:
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Uh, not working here. I tried both plunking j2ee.jar into IDEA's lib directory and adding it as a library to my project but no j2ee pane, no ejb settings, nada anywhere that I can see. Does something else need to be set up?
You're talking about Sun's j2ee.jar, yes? Or is there something else?
Yes, the standard j2ee.jar from SUN. I was missing the J2EE tab first as
well. I am not sure if I just did not see it or if it was not there for
some reason when I first opened my project with the new build. Since
then however it has never been missing.
Just in case: the tab is at the bottom.
Michael
Andrew Langton wrote:
Hmm funny.
I also activated the weblogic deployment, maybe thats the "magic" step.
Actually I've just tried it on a new project and that seems to be the magic
step.
So the step that works for me is:
1. Add j2ee to the project (it isn't nessecary to add it to the idea lib)
2. Enable the bea weblogic integrations
3. Close the project
4. Voila. After opening the project again its there. Down to the left and in
the window menu.
regards
Anders
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Updated the j2ee modules setup in the wiki.
http://www.intellij.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/J2EEModulesSetup
regards
Anders
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doh!...got the panel to appear, but its not usable at all. almost every action results in an exception. maybe next build...
Thanks for the clarifications, I managed to make the J2EE tab to appear.
Now how does one enable the EJB support for existing EJB modules, it seems
IDEA allows you only to create new modules for the moment.
Am I missing something?
Thx,
Andrei
On Sun, 28 Sep 2003 09:41:00 +0200, Anders Holmbech Nielsen wrote:
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I tried all steps as specified and could not get the J2EE pane to come up. I'm using build 957.
Rob
Rob, if you add sun's j2ee.jar to your project, it will show up as a tab in the project pane. then i think you cut and paste your existing ejb-jar.xml to the new one (you have to create a new one, apparently....bug?)
anyways, i did that and my ejb's showed up...
havent tried creating new beans of modifying any existing ones yet...i'm hoping it will work though.
I tried that as well, to no avail. :(
You need to enable the App Server Integration in the project properties.
Ok, I've finally enabled it. Wow.
Too bad it doesn't recognize all my EJBs... :(