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Nuclos rule code IntelliJ: pom.xml, codegenerator, Module from Existing Sources, source root, development environment, port 8000. |
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Integrating rule code in IntelliJ
Integrate rule code as a module in IntelliJ via a pom.xml – codegenerator directory and source roots.
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| title | Updated: Jul 2026 |
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| colour | Grey |
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| title | applies to Nuclos 4.2026.x |
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Nuclos must be installed as a development environment beforehand (port 8000). Otherwise the pom.xml is not generated. |
Steps
- Place a
pom.xml in <NUCLOS-HOME>/data/codegenerator (or a custom directory with the src folders linked in). See templates without / with extension. - In IntelliJ choose File → New → Module from Existing Sources….
- Select the
codegenerator directory (containing the pom.xml). - Go through the wizard (Maven is already selected).
- Mark the source directories as Source Root via the context menu.
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From Nuclos 4.30 the simpler way is to open the codegenerator directory directly as a Maven project – see rules as a Maven project. |
Related pages
Integrating rules as a Maven project in an IDE
From 4.30.
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