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- First, set up Ant by clicking the "Ant build" icon on the far right margin of the window.
- If you used Ant to build DSpace above, then your previous configuration will remain. Otherwise, add a new one by clicking the "+" icon in the upper left.
- Here, you need to select the
build.xmlfile from<dspace-src>/dspace/target/dspace-<version>.dir. - If you can't select or find the build.xml file, you may need to tell IDEA to stop ignoring/excluding the _target_ folder. Go to File > Project Structure, select Modules, DSpace, and then click the red X next to "target" under the heading "Excluded Folders"
- Now, in either case, right click on the top-level of the tree and select "properties" and click "add". In the boxes provided, enter "config" and the path to your live
dspace.cfg. Click "OK".
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If you see an error that indicates that the dspace.dir folder cannot be found in your Tomcat/bin folder, (such as java.io.FileNotFoundException: /opt/local/share/java/tomcat6/bin/dspace.dir/config/dspace.cfg (No such file or directory)) when you attempt to call the Tomcat runconfig, you can try adding a symlink in your Tomcat/bin folder, like so:
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cd /opt/local/share/java/tomcat6/bin/
sudo ln -s /dspace/ '${dspace.dir}'
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It's not pretty, but it'll get the job done.
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