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** Use classpath of module: fantacyweb  | ** Use classpath of module: fantacyweb  | ||
= Create Service (Optional but handy)  | = Create Service (Optional but handy) =  | ||
* 'View' | 'Tool Windows' | 'Services'  | * 'View' | 'Tool Windows' | 'Services'  | ||
* '+' icon to add a service  | * '+' icon to add a service  | ||
Latest revision as of 12:36, 10 November 2020
Create project
- File | New module from existing sources
 - select 'fflmain' directory
 - 'Import project from external model' | 'Maven' | 'Finish'
 
Import Maven Modules
- File | New module from existing sources
 - select 'java' directory
 - 'Import module from external model' | 'Maven' | 'Finish'
 
Create Run Configuration
- Open FantacyApplication (Ctrl-N Windows / Ctrl-0 Mac)
 - Run the main method (this will error)
 - Fix the run configuration
- 'Run' | 'Edit configurations...'
 - Working directory: $MODULE_WORKING_DIR$
 - Use classpath of module: fantacyweb
 
 
Create Service (Optional but handy)
- 'View' | 'Tool Windows' | 'Services'
 - '+' icon to add a service
 - 'Run Configuration Type' | 'Kotlin'
 
Now you can run / debug the service from the services tab