HotSwap Wicket HTML Files does not work in Intellij maven + tomcat
My HotSwap run configuration just works for java and not for html.
I am running a Wicket application on Tomcat, which I start with mvn tomcat7:run.
In my runner Configuration (Runner Tab VM Options) I entered:
-agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=61515
Here is the run configuration:
Also I created a Remote Starter
Now I start (not debug) Tomcat Local H2 and after that I start as debug the Tomcat Hotswap Run configuration.
When I change a java class it works after CTRL+SHIFT+F9, but when I change some html files it will not be rebuild.
Does anyone have a suggestion what I do wrong?
java html intellij-idea wicket hotswap
asked Nov 12 '18 at 9:46
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My HotSwap run configuration just works for java and not for html.
I am running a Wicket application on Tomcat, which I start with mvn tomcat7:run.
In my runner Configuration (Runner Tab VM Options) I entered:
-agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=61515
Here is the run configuration:
Also I created a Remote Starter
Now I start (not debug) Tomcat Local H2 and after that I start as debug the Tomcat Hotswap Run configuration.
When I change a java class it works after CTRL+SHIFT+F9, but when I change some html files it will not be rebuild.
Does anyone have a suggestion what I do wrong?
java html intellij-idea wicket hotswap
asked Nov 12 '18 at 9:46
kism3tkism3t
698418
add a comment |
My HotSwap run configuration just works for java and not for html.
I am running a Wicket application on Tomcat, which I start with mvn tomcat7:run.
In my runner Configuration (Runner Tab VM Options) I entered:
-agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=61515
Here is the run configuration:
Also I created a Remote Starter
Now I start (not debug) Tomcat Local H2 and after that I start as debug the Tomcat Hotswap Run configuration.
When I change a java class it works after CTRL+SHIFT+F9, but when I change some html files it will not be rebuild.
Does anyone have a suggestion what I do wrong?
java html intellij-idea wicket hotswap
asked Nov 12 '18 at 9:46
kism3tkism3t
698418
My HotSwap run configuration just works for java and not for html.
I am running a Wicket application on Tomcat, which I start with mvn tomcat7:run.
In my runner Configuration (Runner Tab VM Options) I entered:
-agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=61515
Here is the run configuration:
Also I created a Remote Starter
Now I start (not debug) Tomcat Local H2 and after that I start as debug the Tomcat Hotswap Run configuration.
When I change a java class it works after CTRL+SHIFT+F9, but when I change some html files it will not be rebuild.
Does anyone have a suggestion what I do wrong?
java html intellij-idea wicket hotswap
java html intellij-idea wicket hotswap
asked Nov 12 '18 at 9:46
kism3tkism3t
698418
asked Nov 12 '18 at 9:46
kism3tkism3t
698418
asked Nov 12 '18 at 9:46
kism3tkism3t
698418
asked Nov 12 '18 at 9:46
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698418
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You need to run Wicket in Development mode to update the HTML, otherwise Wicket caches the loaded markup on the first load and never checks again the file system.
If you are already running in DEV mode then make sure the updated HTML files end up in the classpath of your application, i.e. IDEA should copy them from your sources folder to the WEB-INF/classes/** folder when you make your module/project. Wicket will reload them from there if the modification time of an HTML is newer than the last time it was loaded.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 11:34
martin-gmartin-g
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Thanks for your answer. I am running in DEV mode. The files (compiled Java classes as well) are within projectNametargetclasse. If I open html within that path and update it works, but if I edit original and save or STRG+SHIFT+F9, it will not update the file within target.
– kism3t
Nov 12 '18 at 12:16
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targetclassesfolder tells me that you use Maven as a build tool. Are the HTML files insrcmainresources` folder ? If they are insrcmainjava` then you need to addbuildresourcessection in your build toinclude*.html. Then in IDEA do Build > Build Module. This will copy them to the target folder.
– martin-g
Nov 12 '18 at 19:44
Hey Martin, my html files are withinsrcmainwebappspages. I figured out, that If I am within Project View and right click on the folder of contained html file and Rebuild, it will refresh. Your solution will build (I think) all files. Both work. What I was looking for was, that If I save the html file or click CTRL+SHIFT+F9 only the HTML-File is rebuild and updated.
– kism3t
Nov 13 '18 at 13:50
Do you have a configuredIResourceFinder(likeWebApplicationPath) for this folder inYourApplication#init()method ? I guess you do, otherwise it won't work at all. But if you have it then it should be used by Wicket to see that the markup files have changed.
– martin-g
Nov 13 '18 at 14:05
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You need to run Wicket in Development mode to update the HTML, otherwise Wicket caches the loaded markup on the first load and never checks again the file system.
If you are already running in DEV mode then make sure the updated HTML files end up in the classpath of your application, i.e. IDEA should copy them from your sources folder to the WEB-INF/classes/** folder when you make your module/project. Wicket will reload them from there if the modification time of an HTML is newer than the last time it was loaded.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 11:34
martin-gmartin-g
12k1825
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Thanks for your answer. I am running in DEV mode. The files (compiled Java classes as well) are within projectNametargetclasse. If I open html within that path and update it works, but if I edit original and save or STRG+SHIFT+F9, it will not update the file within target.
– kism3t
Nov 12 '18 at 12:16
1
targetclassesfolder tells me that you use Maven as a build tool. Are the HTML files insrcmainresources` folder ? If they are insrcmainjava` then you need to addbuildresourcessection in your build toinclude*.html. Then in IDEA do Build > Build Module. This will copy them to the target folder.
– martin-g
Nov 12 '18 at 19:44
Hey Martin, my html files are withinsrcmainwebappspages. I figured out, that If I am within Project View and right click on the folder of contained html file and Rebuild, it will refresh. Your solution will build (I think) all files. Both work. What I was looking for was, that If I save the html file or click CTRL+SHIFT+F9 only the HTML-File is rebuild and updated.
– kism3t
Nov 13 '18 at 13:50
Do you have a configuredIResourceFinder(likeWebApplicationPath) for this folder inYourApplication#init()method ? I guess you do, otherwise it won't work at all. But if you have it then it should be used by Wicket to see that the markup files have changed.
– martin-g
Nov 13 '18 at 14:05
add a comment |
You need to run Wicket in Development mode to update the HTML, otherwise Wicket caches the loaded markup on the first load and never checks again the file system.
If you are already running in DEV mode then make sure the updated HTML files end up in the classpath of your application, i.e. IDEA should copy them from your sources folder to the WEB-INF/classes/** folder when you make your module/project. Wicket will reload them from there if the modification time of an HTML is newer than the last time it was loaded.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 11:34
martin-gmartin-g
12k1825
1
Thanks for your answer. I am running in DEV mode. The files (compiled Java classes as well) are within projectNametargetclasse. If I open html within that path and update it works, but if I edit original and save or STRG+SHIFT+F9, it will not update the file within target.
– kism3t
Nov 12 '18 at 12:16
1
targetclassesfolder tells me that you use Maven as a build tool. Are the HTML files insrcmainresources` folder ? If they are insrcmainjava` then you need to addbuildresourcessection in your build toinclude*.html. Then in IDEA do Build > Build Module. This will copy them to the target folder.
– martin-g
Nov 12 '18 at 19:44
Hey Martin, my html files are withinsrcmainwebappspages. I figured out, that If I am within Project View and right click on the folder of contained html file and Rebuild, it will refresh. Your solution will build (I think) all files. Both work. What I was looking for was, that If I save the html file or click CTRL+SHIFT+F9 only the HTML-File is rebuild and updated.
– kism3t
Nov 13 '18 at 13:50
Do you have a configuredIResourceFinder(likeWebApplicationPath) for this folder inYourApplication#init()method ? I guess you do, otherwise it won't work at all. But if you have it then it should be used by Wicket to see that the markup files have changed.
– martin-g
Nov 13 '18 at 14:05
add a comment |
You need to run Wicket in Development mode to update the HTML, otherwise Wicket caches the loaded markup on the first load and never checks again the file system.
If you are already running in DEV mode then make sure the updated HTML files end up in the classpath of your application, i.e. IDEA should copy them from your sources folder to the WEB-INF/classes/** folder when you make your module/project. Wicket will reload them from there if the modification time of an HTML is newer than the last time it was loaded.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 11:34
martin-gmartin-g
12k1825
You need to run Wicket in Development mode to update the HTML, otherwise Wicket caches the loaded markup on the first load and never checks again the file system.
If you are already running in DEV mode then make sure the updated HTML files end up in the classpath of your application, i.e. IDEA should copy them from your sources folder to the WEB-INF/classes/** folder when you make your module/project. Wicket will reload them from there if the modification time of an HTML is newer than the last time it was loaded.
answered Nov 12 '18 at 11:34
martin-gmartin-g
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answered Nov 12 '18 at 11:34
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answered Nov 12 '18 at 11:34
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answered Nov 12 '18 at 11:34
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Thanks for your answer. I am running in DEV mode. The files (compiled Java classes as well) are within projectNametargetclasse. If I open html within that path and update it works, but if I edit original and save or STRG+SHIFT+F9, it will not update the file within target.
– kism3t
Nov 12 '18 at 12:16
1
targetclassesfolder tells me that you use Maven as a build tool. Are the HTML files insrcmainresources` folder ? If they are insrcmainjava` then you need to addbuildresourcessection in your build toinclude*.html. Then in IDEA do Build > Build Module. This will copy them to the target folder.
– martin-g
Nov 12 '18 at 19:44
Hey Martin, my html files are withinsrcmainwebappspages. I figured out, that If I am within Project View and right click on the folder of contained html file and Rebuild, it will refresh. Your solution will build (I think) all files. Both work. What I was looking for was, that If I save the html file or click CTRL+SHIFT+F9 only the HTML-File is rebuild and updated.
– kism3t
Nov 13 '18 at 13:50
Do you have a configuredIResourceFinder(likeWebApplicationPath) for this folder inYourApplication#init()method ? I guess you do, otherwise it won't work at all. But if you have it then it should be used by Wicket to see that the markup files have changed.
– martin-g
Nov 13 '18 at 14:05
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Thanks for your answer. I am running in DEV mode. The files (compiled Java classes as well) are within projectNametargetclasse. If I open html within that path and update it works, but if I edit original and save or STRG+SHIFT+F9, it will not update the file within target.
– kism3t
Nov 12 '18 at 12:16
1
targetclassesfolder tells me that you use Maven as a build tool. Are the HTML files insrcmainresources` folder ? If they are insrcmainjava` then you need to addbuildresourcessection in your build toinclude*.html. Then in IDEA do Build > Build Module. This will copy them to the target folder.
– martin-g
Nov 12 '18 at 19:44
Hey Martin, my html files are withinsrcmainwebappspages. I figured out, that If I am within Project View and right click on the folder of contained html file and Rebuild, it will refresh. Your solution will build (I think) all files. Both work. What I was looking for was, that If I save the html file or click CTRL+SHIFT+F9 only the HTML-File is rebuild and updated.
– kism3t
Nov 13 '18 at 13:50
Do you have a configuredIResourceFinder(likeWebApplicationPath) for this folder inYourApplication#init()method ? I guess you do, otherwise it won't work at all. But if you have it then it should be used by Wicket to see that the markup files have changed.
– martin-g
Nov 13 '18 at 14:05
1
1
Thanks for your answer. I am running in DEV mode. The files (compiled Java classes as well) are within projectNametargetclasse. If I open html within that path and update it works, but if I edit original and save or STRG+SHIFT+F9, it will not update the file within target.
– kism3t
Nov 12 '18 at 12:16
Thanks for your answer. I am running in DEV mode. The files (compiled Java classes as well) are within projectNametargetclasse. If I open html within that path and update it works, but if I edit original and save or STRG+SHIFT+F9, it will not update the file within target.
– kism3t
Nov 12 '18 at 12:16
1
1
targetclasses folder tells me that you use Maven as a build tool. Are the HTML files in srcmainresources` folder ? If they are in srcmainjava` then you need to add buildresources section in your build to include *.html. Then in IDEA do Build > Build Module. This will copy them to the target folder.– martin-g
Nov 12 '18 at 19:44
targetclasses folder tells me that you use Maven as a build tool. Are the HTML files in srcmainresources` folder ? If they are in srcmainjava` then you need to add buildresources section in your build to include *.html. Then in IDEA do Build > Build Module. This will copy them to the target folder.– martin-g
Nov 12 '18 at 19:44
Hey Martin, my html files are within
srcmainwebappspages . I figured out, that If I am within Project View and right click on the folder of contained html file and Rebuild, it will refresh. Your solution will build (I think) all files. Both work. What I was looking for was, that If I save the html file or click CTRL+SHIFT+F9 only the HTML-File is rebuild and updated.– kism3t
Nov 13 '18 at 13:50
Hey Martin, my html files are within
srcmainwebappspages . I figured out, that If I am within Project View and right click on the folder of contained html file and Rebuild, it will refresh. Your solution will build (I think) all files. Both work. What I was looking for was, that If I save the html file or click CTRL+SHIFT+F9 only the HTML-File is rebuild and updated.– kism3t
Nov 13 '18 at 13:50
Do you have a configured
IResourceFinder (like WebApplicationPath) for this folder in YourApplication#init() method ? I guess you do, otherwise it won't work at all. But if you have it then it should be used by Wicket to see that the markup files have changed.– martin-g
Nov 13 '18 at 14:05
Do you have a configured
IResourceFinder (like WebApplicationPath) for this folder in YourApplication#init() method ? I guess you do, otherwise it won't work at all. But if you have it then it should be used by Wicket to see that the markup files have changed.– martin-g
Nov 13 '18 at 14:05
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