Intellij is not detecting spring boot application created in a different IDE. The application in discussion is the one starting with the letter "e"
How can i fix this ? I am using intellij community edition.
4 Answers
As mentioned in the comment, there is no standard spring boot application in IntelliJ.
In the screenshot provided in the question, there is no pom.xml file. If you have that in the project then right-click on it -> Maven -> Add as a maven project.
If this doesn't work, read this https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360000023059-IntelliJ-does-not-recognize-workspace-maven-modules for more analysis ways.
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Sometimes a Spring boot application can’t be detected by IntelliJ IDEA!
- Open the parent pom.xml in IntelliJ IDEA.
- Right-click, mouse over Maven, click Unlink Maven Projects.
- IntelliJ IDEA removes the current maven configuration and rescans again. it offers newly found maven projects to load as notifications. Try them.
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Dut A.
simple and effective!
In my case, i opened the pom.xml that contains all submodules references, right click, maven and then Sync projects. Automatically all spring boot services was added at services toolbox.
PS. IntelliJ Ultimate
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Reload your project's maven, it will solve your problem.
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Nico Haase
Please add some more explanation to your answer such that others can learn from it. How would that "reload" look like?
Yunnosch
... and why would it solve the problem?
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spring-boot-applicationwhich inteliJ can auto detect. If it is a maven project you miss the parentpom.xml