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Norris Shelton

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Created March 16, 2007 12:33

What kind of hardware configuration do you have? How much memory have you allocated to IJ. Did you disable virus scanning of the intelliJ home folder, project folder and the IJ program folder?
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Created March 12, 2007 14:56

Twice almost. My current job and my last job purchased them for me when I said I was going to use IJ even if I had to buy it myself.
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Created March 16, 2007 12:26

Perhaps you should look for a change in employer. I work in a high security environment and it's not that draconian here. Next they will give you a magnet and tell you to start flipping it over t...
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Created March 30, 2007 16:07

Did you commit your changes? It sounds like you performed the moves (delete, add), but did not commit the changes.
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Created March 30, 2007 19:56

There was talk of a button to cancel the opening of a project. I think I remember seeing it during the EAP for 6, but I don't think that exists right now.
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Created April 09, 2007 13:36

The code you are trying to access has to be within the current project. That can be by adding the module or the source for a library.
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Created December 26, 2006 18:19

You probably have the build directory set as excluded. This is normally a good thing, but not when you have generated sources that you need. Perhaps another src root would better serve you.
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Created May 09, 2007 15:07

CTRL-click both of them in project view, right click and select compare two files (near bottom).
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Created June 08, 2007 14:35

That is weird. I would be surprised if these worked on another server. This sounds more like a "feature" of the particular JSP compiler and nothing to be relied upon. I would see this as a bug t...
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Created June 07, 2007 18:15

I don't think you are going to have much luck. I don't think JDK5 was out when IntelliJ5 came out. That will mean that the JVM will not support annotations, which is integral to JUnit4. It sound...
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