We are taking a look at IntelliJ IDEA. Our current setup uses ivy for dependency resolution. I found the IvyIDEA plugin, which, for the most part appears to work well. There are some quirks with that that we will need to work through apparently, but the major problem that I am seeing is that super dev mode is not picking up the source files for projects on the class path or in the lib folder or the modules in the classpath.
-- The source files are in a jar of the lib folder in the www directory, but not being picked up.
The source files are in a module on the classpath, but not being picked up.
I see one of two possibilities:
1. IDEA is not picking up any of the sources from the other modules or from the ivy classpaths.
2. There is a classpath conflict because Ivy does not remove the jars for the open modules in the workspace.
So, has anyone else had experience with this kind of setup and have any pointers of where I can look to correct the issue? Right now, IntelliJ IDEA is a non-starter if I can't fix this and I would like to give it as good a college try as I gave to eclipse when we worked out all its quirks with our development style.
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