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Created November 08, 2008 04:21

Same problem in 8.0 released version. Grrrr...
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Created August 22, 2008 22:02

According to JetBrains support:"It's broken at the moment, please fill in perforce settings manually inIDEA instead of using P4CONFIG."
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Created August 13, 2008 23:48

In the logfile I've found:2008-08-13 15:25:34,361 ERROR - .changes.ChangeListManagerImpl - IntelliJ IDEA 7.0.4 Build #79412008-08-13 15:25:34,361 ERROR - .changes.ChangeListManagerImpl - JDK: ...
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Created August 13, 2008 00:47

I'm on WinXPTomP wrote:My connection to Perforce worked flawlessly in 7.0.3After upgrading to 7.0.4:- I try to change the file- Idea asks me to clear read-only status using version control integrat...
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Created May 02, 2008 21:59

Or create small Ant script which does that, than in Run/Debug Configuration dialog select:Before launch -> Run Ant targetIf you have separate Ant build script, you can reuse this Ant script too.
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Created April 14, 2008 07:26

You are right. I scanned the output too quickly, and missed SEVERE.
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Created April 14, 2008 06:18

You may read this:http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/apr.html
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Created April 14, 2008 00:19

Nothing wrong with that.You have an INFO message stating that APR library wasn't found. If you start Tomcat standalone, you will get the same message.Last line indicates that Tomcat has started.
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Created April 04, 2008 16:00

Chris,Yes, that's true that you will end up with multiple copies on clients, I don't see a problem here.If I work on more than one project, I will have multiple copies of libraries. Again not a pro...
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Created April 03, 2008 23:18

Chris,Actually we store entire external packages in Perforce.If project needs only .jar file(s), but not javadoc, we integrate only jars: usually javadoc can be viewed online anyway.Nothing prevent...
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