-proc:none in Groovy Eclipse additional CLI parameters. It seems to be next to impossible to get it working in IntelliJ. It looks like only Lombok specialists or only Groovy-Eclipse specialists alone cannot answer, so I am asking in multiple places in order to bring people with different knowledge together and finally resolve this in a joint effort. After reading what other people wrote above, I think that the question which settings are the correct ones still has not been answered. Having said all this, I would understand if you would point me to JetBrains (IDEA) or the maintainer of the IDEA Lombok plugin first, but the reason why I was asking here is that even if it does not work automatically, adding the right settings for the Groovy-Eclipse compilation process manually at least ought to be a temporary workaround. Now after I upgraded to 2020.x it no longer works. As far as I remember, the same used to work for me when Groovy-Eclipse was selected as the Java compiler until the latest 2019.x version. This plugin makes sure that IDEA uses Lombok (provided that the Lombok library is a project dependency) without specifying any further settings such as Java agents or APT classes in case of Javac having been selected in (1). There also is a Lombok plugin which always gets updated quickly after each IDEA release. On another IDEA settings page you can generally enable annotation processing. In IDEA you can select a Java compiler for your project, e.g. This is about Groovy-Eclipse being used as the default Java compiler instead of Javac, because the same works in Maven and I want my IDEA build to reflect my Maven settings as closely as possible. This is a paste from the "Problems" view in Eclipse 3.Is there a working Java example that can be compared to?Īctually my target class using Lombok annotations is a Java class because Lombok does not support Groovy. JDK's (1.6), and project-specific settings are turned off, and Eclipse is The strange thing is that, of course, I have JAVA_HOME pointing to real Pom.xml /advertise line 1 pomproblemmarker Installation by setting the JAVA_HOME environment variable. In most cases you can change the location of your Java Please ensure you are using JDK 1.4 or above and 
Totally strange error that crops up occasionally in one of my severalĬ:\Program Files\Java\jre6\.\lib\tools.jar It may be that Eclipse is being launched with a JRE instead of a JDKĪt the moment the solution I have is to delete the project from Eclipse and I am curious about your statement that deleting and reimporting the project fixes the problem. Some Maven plugins require a JDK, and those might cause trouble if Eclipse is launched with a JRE.ĭo you have any maven plugins declared on your pom? IAM relies on Eclipse to compile the classes, so most projects will work. Delivered-to: Domainkey-signature: a=rsa-sha1 c=nofws d= s=gamma h=mime-version:in-reply-to:references:date:message-id:subject:from:to :content-type b=Dgp/jlGmLp0vteudDEdudbxk8k/PdPjpZGkCObWTLh5a+gEFvnCX62TOe3jC0LAs24 n3ZMedfGroqv9D+VG5g7lcLS7FVbp2Qn2iqE6tthp/8xXlo3GRNBLqJw2+15Rw6IVCIh sWd2KfIJTSshJV/AiOzGAXAJ+BEZRUqSwIRfg=.
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