Thread: Intellij server & client

Originally Posted by valiant

Less of a actual server issue but is there a way to setup intelij to have both the client and server in 1 workspace like you have in eclipse ?

Impsossible afaik, whats the point in it though?

Originally Posted by Andys1814

Impsossible afaik, whats the point in it though?

I think there is away around it setting as a maven project but was it was dated back in 2015 was wondering if they changed anything since then.
Because its a lot easier and nice to work on 1 instance rather have 2 open using more cpu / ram etc etc.

Originally Posted by valiant

I think there is away around it setting as a maven project but was it was dated back in 2015 was wondering if they changed anything since then.
Because its a lot easier and nice to work on 1 instance rather have 2 open using more cpu / ram etc etc.

I don't think Intellij uses more than Eclipse regardless, Eclipse is kind of a shit show of an IDE lol

I actually like the separate workspaces, once you get used to it its not that bad.

Originally Posted by Andys1814

I don't think Intellij uses more than Eclipse regardless, Eclipse is kind of a shit show of an IDE lol

I actually like the separate workspaces, once you get used to it its not that bad.

Yeah hence the choice of change, i only use eclipse for RSPS because of that one feature enabling you to have 2 projects in 1 workspace. I guess i'll try it out and get use to it.

Originally Posted by valiant

Yeah hence the choice of change, i only use eclipse for RSPS because of that one feature enabling you to have 2 projects in 1 workspace. I guess i'll try it out and get use to it.

starting from eclipse myself, i can relate to why you'd want multiple projects within one workspace. it just reduces the "clutter" of multiple windows and enables multi-tasking. some people have smaller monitors as well, so switching back and forth from different windows can be annoying.

Originally Posted by Omelete

starting from eclipse myself, i can relate to why you'd want multiple projects within one workspace. it just reduces the "clutter" of multiple windows and enables multi-tasking. some people have smaller monitors as well, so switching back and forth from different windows can be annoying.

Yeah i don't have an issue with monitor size, but it's what i've always been use to. I guess after some hours getting use to it i won't even notice it.

If you still need help with this let me know, we use it for my project and I can teach you how to do this.