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How to build in IntelliJ
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(25.08.2010, 20:09)hvdwolf Wrote: I imported the maven project and built it (I think).

Great, you don't need a jar.

(25.08.2010, 20:09)hvdwolf Wrote: I read some of the documentation but I'm too much of a beginner in this to get to a fast result.

You're doing great!

(25.08.2010, 20:09)hvdwolf Wrote: Can you give me some stepwise approach on how to simply import the project and build it correctly?
(It might be handy as well for other beginners that need to test something. In that case it could be added to the FAQs)

I guess you know http://www.routeconverter.de/svn/RouteCo...README.txt
  • choose 'Go To/Class...' (Ctrl-N) and type 'RouteConverter6'
  • right click on the tab to select 'Debug RouteConverter6.main()...'
  • choose 'Run/Edit configurations...' and 'RouteConverter6'
  • at 'Use classpath and JDK of module' use 'RouteConverterMac64' and 'Apply'
  • choose 'Go To/Class...' (Ctrl-N) and type 'ConvertPanel'
  • search for 'public void saveFile()' and left click left on the line below to set a breakpoint at line 684
  • choose 'Run/Debug'

Does that help?
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Christian
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How to build in IntelliJ - by hvdwolf - 25.08.2010, 20:09
RE: How to build in IntelliJ - by routeconverter - 25.08.2010, 21:12
RE: How to build in IntelliJ - by hvdwolf - 26.08.2010, 10:55

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