Since IntelliJ 7 we have a standard project setup as follows:
source root = D:\src
main package: dce
example sub packages:
dce.bo
dce.client
dce.util
the java source folder also contains resources: property files and images.
(We prefer not to copy every resource to the classpath while compiling --> resources are not copied to classpath)To be able to access these 'resources' while running in development we added the following folders to our classpath:
D:\src\dce and D:\src\dce\client
When we run and debug the application, the application can access all it's resources because the necessary source subfolders containing resources are in the classpath.
--> All work fine
However: since IntelliJ 13.1 now all my sourcecode is RED --> the code inspection does not recognise the packages anymore which where also used in the classpath.
e.g. any class in dce.client is not recognised by the code inspection (although it compiles and runs just fine).
When I open a class in package dce.client, the inspection gives the following error on the package header: Package name 'dce.client' does not correspondent to file path 'client'
--> the classpath seems to hassle up the source folder structure for the inspection ??
This make 13.1 useless for us and is a real showstopper !! the same project has been working perfectly from Idea 7 till 13.0.3
