The most convenient way to do this is via an extra command line option: mvn n -Djrebel ='nfiguration=development' To prevent Wicket from caching HTML and CSS, the CMS should be started in Wicket development mode. Go to File -> Settings -> Debugger -> HotSwap, and select Never for 'Reload classes after compilation'.
Jrebel intellij setup install#
Optionally you can install the JRebel Plugin for IntelliJ IDEA. This generates the rebel.xml automatically in target/classes for every module. Enable JRebelįirst, run the following command once for the entire project: mvn -Djrebel -DskipTests clean install This examples below assume that you are working on Bloomreach Experience Manager source code, and checked it out already from the source code repository. The main advantage is whenever you modify a class, you don't need to recompile the source code, the changes are instantly loaded by JRebel. This will also help you to work with Plugins. Here's how you can use JRebel & IntelliJ IDEA to build and hack the Bloomreach Experience Manager source code. Please refer to the documentation of the third-party development tool for the latest installation, configuration, and usage instructions. Bloomreach cannot guarantee this documentation is up to date with the latest release of the third-party development tool.
Jrebel intellij setup how to#
Next, time when talking about JRebel + maven I will share my opinion on how to survive sharing such a project within a team.This documentation describes the use of a third-party development tool and is maintained by Bloomreach on a best-effort basis.
Jrebel intellij setup full#
There are full paths defined which work in my configuration and not necessary in yours. In case you use the source project, you've probably got some problems with the configuration. I wish directory definition is stable and better documented. You need to know locations of the files and the relations (especially overwrites) between them. You can use include exclude blocks to shape the final JRebel mapping. In case, this doesn't work for some specific version of JRebel there is only one thing you can do before bursting into tears. So in this case web block looks like that: When we define two link blocks the ordering from xml is preserved. Now we are able to edit page3.jsp from the second module.įortunately, we can be better than that and provide a configuration that is compatible (and stable) with our overlays. I though I can pinpoint the problem playing with bigger project at work but here it works in 80% of cases.Īnyway, situation is better than before. You can try to reorder dirs in rebel.xml which helps from time to time.Īctually, I was not able to reproduce this problem. The content of hello.jsp from web1 module is rendered. Using this configuration you should see following log messages in server log: JRebel configuration allows to add multiple directories, which is presented in the listing below. It happened because the web folder from war is mapped to source folder in web1 module. Set "JAVA_OPTS=%JAVA_OPTS% -javaagent:E:\path_to_rebel\jrebel.jar" to the configuration.Īfter server restart you will see different content under the same location.
To enable JRebel for JBoss I have modified adding To run the server with JRebel you need to modify the run script or provide environment property. For this experiment I will use configuration from the listing above.
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