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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".
Tomcat Integration
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Tomcat integration is only possible if you have IDEA Ultimate edition. The free community version does not offer this feature. If you are an official DSpace developer, you can contact one of the other Committer's to learn about how you can get ultimate edition. |
For Tomcat integration, I chose to download and install tomcat 6 in /opt to keep it separate from the 5.5 release that I had previously installed with my package manager. There are a few reasons for this, but mostly it's because we need to assign pretty weak privileges to the tomcat directory because we will be deploying the webapp as a normal user (run something along the lines of chmod -R jim:tomcat /opt/apache-tomcat-6.0.14 ; chmod -R g+rwx /opt/apache-tomcat-6.0.14 as root).
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