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IntelliJ question lost in a stream of Eclipse threads

 
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Sorry to break the monotany.

We have an application that is broken into many modules on many layers, included code generation.

I am trying to set up my project, but always seem to have to set my classpath to the jars that store the .class files of the generated code, instead of getting it directly from the .java generated files, which are in my dependency list for those modules that need them.

Without the jars I am getting lost of red on the right side. I shouldn't have to point to the jars, it should use the dependency to the module I created that points to the generated code.

Anyone have any ideas? or IntelliJ IDEAs.

Thanks

Mark
 
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I've IDEAs, but very few ideas

I work only with one module and also have generated code - no problem with the paths.

You did add the generated directories (with java files) as a _source_ entry didn't you?

Carlos
 
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BTW, you would do much better by posting at the Intellij IDEA forums
 
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