Mark as web root not saving

Grant Gochnauer wrote:

Has anyone else had the problem of marking the web root not saving after
they exit IntelliJ and open it back up again? Everytime I open IntelliJ I
have to mark the web root so I can resolve my tag libs.. This is in 1080.

Grant I just tried this on an existing project, added a new web module,
set its root as a web root (mark as webroot) saved, quit idea,
restarted, opened project and everything is there as expected.

R

P.S.1080

Weird. Maybe I need to make a whole new project then because I've been using
the same definition since like build 900 :).. I can reproduce this
everytime.

I also get a crash everytime I compile my classes in my web-inf folder since
build 1074..



--Grant

"Robert S. Sfeir" <robert@codepuccino.com> wrote in message
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Grant Gochnauer wrote:

Has anyone else had the problem of marking the web root not saving after
they exit IntelliJ and open it back up again? Everytime I open IntelliJ

I

have to mark the web root so I can resolve my tag libs.. This is in

1080.
>

Grant I just tried this on an existing project, added a new web module,
set its root as a web root (mark as webroot) saved, quit idea,
restarted, opened project and everything is there as expected.

>

R

>

P.S.1080

Just tried making a whole new project from scratch and same problem, the web
root doesn't save after I close IntelliJ and I still get those crashes after
I compile each time.

--Grant


"Grant Gochnauer" <grant@gochnauer.org> wrote in message
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Weird. Maybe I need to make a whole new project then because I've been

using

the same definition since like build 900 :).. I can reproduce this
everytime.

>

I also get a crash everytime I compile my classes in my web-inf folder

since

build 1074..

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>
>

--Grant

>

"Robert S. Sfeir" <robert@codepuccino.com> wrote in message
news:btk7fn$pud$1@is.intellij.net...

Grant Gochnauer wrote:

Has anyone else had the problem of marking the web root not saving

after

they exit IntelliJ and open it back up again? Everytime I open

IntelliJ

I

have to mark the web root so I can resolve my tag libs.. This is in

1080.
>

Grant I just tried this on an existing project, added a new web module,
set its root as a web root (mark as webroot) saved, quit idea,
restarted, opened project and everything is there as expected.

>

R

>

P.S.1080

>
>

Did you install the EAP into a whole new directory and setup a clean "system" directory for it? Most of my problems with EAPs have been caused by this.

Thanks,
Patrick

Yup. I do that everytime.

--Grant

"Patrick Burleson" <pbur@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Did you install the EAP into a whole new directory and setup a clean

"system" directory for it? Most of my problems with EAPs have been caused by
this.
>

Thanks,
Patrick

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Just to be sure. I just installed a fresh copy of IntelliJ and made a new
project from scratch and tried it and it still doesn't remember the web
root.

Here is what I do:

Create new project. Go through all the steps. Hit finish. Go to settings,
delete the module it creates (since I want a web module) and then add a new
web module, fill in all the data and set web root and hit OK. I exit
IntelliJ, open it back up and web root is gone.

--Grant


"Grant Gochnauer" <grant@gochnauer.org> wrote in message
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Yup. I do that everytime.

>

--Grant

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"Patrick Burleson" <pbur@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:8181873.1073589331541.JavaMail.itn@is.intellij.net...

Did you install the EAP into a whole new directory and setup a clean

"system" directory for it? Most of my problems with EAPs have been caused

by

this.
>

Thanks,
Patrick

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>

Hmm, are you naming the Web Module the same name as the project? I ask because IDEA doesn't delete the .iml file from the default Module when you delete it. What I do is delete the default module, quit IDEA, delete the .iml file and then re-launch and create my Web module. Maybe you could try that.

Thanks,
Patrick

Hmm, are you naming the Web Module the same name as
the project? I ask because IDEA doesn't delete the
.iml file from the default Module when you delete it.
What I do is delete the default module, quit IDEA,
delete the .iml file and then re-launch and create my
Web module. Maybe you could try that.

If you want to have this somewhat simpler then please vote for this one:

http://www.intellij.net/tracker/idea/viewSCR?publicId=25482

Could you please send me your troubling project so that we can fix the bug

--
regards,
Alexey Kudravtsev
Software Developer
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"


"Grant Gochnauer" <grant@gochnauer.org> wrote in message news:btk4u7$bam$1@is.intellij.net...

Has anyone else had the problem of marking the web root not saving after
they exit IntelliJ and open it back up again? Everytime I open IntelliJ I
have to mark the web root so I can resolve my tag libs.. This is in 1080.

>

--Grant

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I've made a comment in that SCR reguard the real problem is that IDEA doesn't delete or offer to delete .iml files of removed modules. Once they do that, I bet your problem goes away since there won't be a linguring .iml file with the same name on the filesystem.

I've made a comment in that SCR ...

And I answered it by saying that I don't agree... :)

I have both of the exact same problems and I have tried every remedy I could think of as well. I will do more research and post back anything I can find. If Jetbrains wants some specific info from my project let me know and I wil be happy to send something.

FWIW, there are other members of my team working on the exact same code (but their own created project and modules) and using the same builds they DO NOT have this problem. Therefore I agree that there must be some lingering config info somewhere.