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J2ME Polish in IntelliJ IDEA

 
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Hi all,
How can i integrate J2MEPolish with IntelliJ IDEA 4.5.
I am using WTK2.1 and j2mepolish 1.2.4

Thanks u

Nidheesh.P
 
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I believe you have to have your project point to the jar files for J2ME Polish, now you will be able to access their classes. In the Project Settings there is a part for "Paths" in that screen there is a tab for "libraries/classpath". CLick the Add Jar/Classpath button, then select the jar files that you want to add to your classpath, and voila.

Mark
 
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Thank u Mark.

That is done.
but still IntelliJ shows syntax errors(editor shows red color) in the classpath property of taskdef tag.
below is the taskdef tag of my build.xml file.

<taskdef name="j2mepolish"
classname="de.enough.polish.ant.PolishTask"
classpath="${polish.home}/import/enough-j2mepolish-build.jar:${polish.home}/import/jdom.jar:${polish.home}/import/proguard.jar:${polish.home}/yguard-lib.jar:${wtk.home}/wtklib/kenv.zip"/>

also it shows the same error in almost all tags under j2mepolish tag like info,deviceRequirements,build etc.

but i could run the xml file from IntelliJ itself.

plz suggest some ways to remove this systax highlighting problem

Thanks,
Nidheesh.P
 
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Yeah that's always the fun ones.

Well there are a couple of ways.

1. The tags are in a jar or a DTD, and putting that in the classpath works.
2. There is also a place to add tags that are valid, but you type them in yourself. So if there are lots of tags, then you type a lot into the settings area.

I am going to start up IntelliJ to see if I can find that setting. I don't recall exactly where it is. And it might just be for javadoc tags, like those you use in XDoclet.

Mark
 
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Yeah, it's for Javadoc tags. But that is in the Errors Settings. Select the "Unknown JavaDoc Tags" on the left. On the right will be a textbox to add unkonw tags.

Mark
 
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