IntelliJ plugin and Intellisense problem.....

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#1

Hi,

Is it normal that the CUBA plugin in IntelliJ does not want to inject several stuff, like services from the platform or defined in the core module?

Even when I manual adding the Inject definition into the source, the IntelliJ IntelliSense complains that there is no Beans for this injections.

For example, based on the data-manipulation sample, i would like to have an EntityService bean in middleware to use it from portal/rest-api and from the client module

the client module don’t recognize the bean injections, nor in bean definition the IntelliJ complains about Persistence and Metadata injection.
I tried to clean up and recreate the idea files from studio but nothing changes.
When I open the project in the IDE, the IDE complains that he forund frameworks, spring projects and gradle to import. Should I accept it and let the IDE configure the project?

I Use the latest studio and platform, in the latest IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate.

Regards

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#2

Hi Sandor,
Currently, the CUBA IDEA plugin can do injection only to screen controllers, as the most frequent use case. We will implement injection to arbitrary beans later.
As for the IDEA Ultimate, I would not recommend using its Spring and Gradle integration capabilities yet. Run Gradle tasks from the Terminal or configure External Tools to use keyboard shortcuts. For example, I use Ctrl+Shift+X to restart the app server:
Program: D:\tools\gradle\bin\gradle.bat
Parameters: --daemon restart
Working directory: $ProjectFileDir$

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