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<span class="orangeBoxTitle">Compiling and Running P4.x in IntelliJ</span><br /><br />
This page describes the simple steps required to setup P4.x for development in jetbrains [http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/ IntelliJ].
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== Check out sources ==

Use an SVN client to checkout the Protege 4 trunk from SVN to a local directory (say ''trunk'').
svn co https://smi-protege.stanford.edu/repos/protege/protege4/protege-standalone/trunk/ trunk

If using IntelliJ to checkout the sources and it prompts you to create a new project, select '''No'''.

== Create the IntelliJ project files ==

Matthew Horridge has created a very easy to use tool to create a nice tidy intelliJ project.
You can download this from [http://www.co-ode.org/downloads/protege-x/Protege4IntelliJProjectBuilder.jar|here].

* Open a command line

* Change directory into ''trunk''
cd trunk

* Run the command line tool (notice the current path - dot - is a parameter)
java -jar <Path_to_Protege4IntelliJProjectBuilder.jar> .

* Open the project in IntelliJ

You should now have a multi-module project containing the various pieces of the core and owl editor, as well as several plugins that are part of the default distribution (DL Query, OWLViz, pellet and FaCT++)

== Building ==

Build the project the usual way.

Build products are placed into the ''build/dist/equinox directory'', which is in the Protege trunk directory.

== Running ==

You can add a run configuration by specifying the following settings:

Main class: '''org.eclipse.core.runtime.adaptor.EclipseStarter'''
VM parameters: '''-Dosgi.clean=true'''
Working directory: '''<PATH TO PROTEGE TRUNK>/build/dist/equinox'''
Use classpath and JDK of module: '''runtime'''

See the screen shot below. It is particularly important that the working directory is set to be the equinox build directory and that the class path and JDK module be set to runtime.

[[Image:RunP4inIntelliJ.png]]

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		+	=== Troubleshooting ===
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		+	On running, if you have errors in your log window, check that a '''logs/''' directory exists in the '''equinox''' directory. If not, create an empty one.
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		+	Also, '''log4j.xml''' should exist in the '''equinox''' directory. If it does not then copy it from the root of your source directory.

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-<span class="orangeBoxTitle">Setup and Run P4.x in IntelliJ</span><br /><br />
+<span class="orangeBoxTitle">THIS PAGE IS NOW OUTDATED.<br/><br/>
 This page describes the simple steps required to setup P4.x for development in jetbrains [http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/ IntelliJ].
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 == Building  ==
-Build the project the usual way.
+Build the project the usual way. Some versions of IntelliJ may complain that the directory could not be created. Just try again and it should be built.
 Build products are placed into the ''build/dist/equinox directory'', which is in the Protege trunk directory.

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 * Run the command line tool (notice the current path - dot - is a parameter)
-     java -jar <Path_to_Protege4IntelliJProjectBuilder.jar> .
+     java -jar Protege4IntelliJProjectBuilder.jar .
 * Open the project in IntelliJ

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 Matthew Horridge has created a very easy to use tool to create a nice tidy intelliJ project.
-You can download this from [http://www.co-ode.org/downloads/protege-x/Protege4IntelliJProjectBuilder.jar|here].
+You can download this from [http://www.co-ode.org/downloads/protege-x/Protege4IntelliJProjectBuilder.jar here].
 * Open a command line