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IntelliStripes' Next Version. This plugin add support for Stripes Framework to IntelliJ Ultimante 11 and up
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IntelliStripes NV add support for Stripes Framework to IntelliJ Ultimante 11 and up

Features

AUTOCOMPLETE ALL THE THINGS

One of the main features in IntelliStripes is the autocomplete in almost every place that could help the developer to use Stripes more quickly and with less errors

In web.xml

IntelliStripes provide autocomplete for all the parameters <param-name> that could be configured for the net.sourceforge.stripes.controller.StripesFilter like Interceptor.Classes and others. Ex:

<filter>
    <filter-name>StripesFilter</filter-name>
    <filter-class>net.sourceforge.stripes.controller.StripesFilter</filter-class>
    <init-param>
        <param-name>Interceptor.Classes</param-name>
        <param-value>net.sourceforge.stripes.integration.spring.SpringInterceptor</param-value>
    </init-param>

Warning:IntelliStripes doesn't provide autocomplete for <param-value> values. Altough IntelliJ itself could autodetect class names and could be provide autocomplete in some cases, this values aren't validated

In Stripes Related Classes

IntelliStripes provide autocomplete for:

Annotations

Almost every Stripes' annotation is supported on IntelliStripes

IntelliStripes provide autocomplete for Spring beans names

@SpringBean("userService")
public void injectUserService(UserService userService) {
    this.userService = userService;
}

Autocomplete for event methods in the on attribute and setter methods in the field attribute

@Validate(on = "create",field = "lastName", required=true)
public void setUser(User user){
    this.user = user;
}

Autocomplete for event methods in the on attribute

Autocomplete for event methods in the on attribute

Autocomplete for event methods in the on attribute

Autocomplete for event methods in the startEvent attribute

Autocomplete for setter methods in the deny and allow attributes

Autocomplte for setter methods inside {}

@UrlBinding("/admin/user/{$event}/{user.id}")
public class UserActionBean implements ActionBean {
Resolutions

IntelliStripes provide autocomplete for JSP paths on new call

public Resolution createForm() {
    return new ForwardResolution("/WEB-INF/jsp/views/admin/user/create.jsp");
}

Also for event methods on the second String parameter in the two argument constructor

return new RedirectResolution(RoleActionBean.class, "detail")

Autocomplete for MIME types on the first parameter

new StreamingResolution("text/xml","<message>Hi!</message>");

Warning:Altough this list is extense is far from be a complete MIME type reference

Other places

Autocomplete for setter methods on the first parameter of put, putAll,add and addAll

In JSP

CSS classes

IntelliStripes provide autocomplete for CSS classes on class attribute for this tags:

ActionBean classes

Autocomplete for fully qualified net.sourceforge.stripes.action.ActionBean implementations class name on beanclass attribute for this tags:

Event methods

Autocomplete for event methods on event attribute on tags:

And in name attribute on tags:

This also works on _eventName special case in the value attribute on tags

Setter methods

Autocomplete for setter methods on name attribure on tags:

And in field attribute on tag:

Others

Autocomplete of JSP paths on the name attribute of s:layout-render tag. Also autocomplete of s:layout-component defined inside a tag s:layout-definition on the name attribute on s:layout-component tag inside of a s:layout-render tag

<s:layout-definition>
  <s:layout-component name="header"/>
  <s:layout-component name="body"/>
  <s:layout-component name="footer"/>
</s:layout-definition>
<s:layout-render name="/WEB-INF/path/to/my/layout/definition.jsp">
  <s:layout-component name="header">
    My Header
  </s:layout-component>
  <s:layout-component name="body">
    My Body
  </s:layout-component>
  <s:layout-component name="footer">
    My Footer
  </s:layout-render>
</s:layout-definition>

FAQ

What is IntelliStripes NV?

IntelliStripes NV is the Next Version of IntelliStripes aimed to to IntelliJ Ultimante 11 and up

Why start a new project?

IntelliStripes is a great project, but the IDEA Open API changes a lot in the latests versions, So we was using a lot of deprecated methods that now don't exists.

With this new project we can make a fresh start and ensure that we are using the IDEA Open API to the max.

IntelliStripes NV will be Open Source and Free as IntelliStripes?

Yes, IntelliStripes NV is Open Source with Apache License 2.0

Why changing from Google Code to GitHub?

GitHub have a better way to forking the project, and Git is way cooler than SVN. And GitHub have a better UI:) (Also all the gool guys and rockstars use GitHub)

Are you rewriting the Whole Enchilada?

Yes and No

Yes, the idea is to polish the code and have a better project for all, with better documentation.

But No, we expect to have the same features (and new ones) but with better implementation and overall quality.

And the future of IntelliStripes?

IntelliStripes is no longer active, now all our efforts are dedicated to IntelliStripes NV

Who is behind this?

IntelliStripes NV now is backed for a company Cobalto Labs SAS that will ensure a healthy future for the project

What is Cobalto Labs SAS?

Cobalto Labs SAS is a company based in Bogotá, Colombia, with a broad experience in Spring and Stripes development, we deliver SpringSource certified training and consulting across the Americas.

Hey, I miss that old IntelliStripes feature

Please fill an Issue

Right now IntelliStripes NV is a work in progress. Some features that the Ol' IntelliStripes have aren't ready yet and some others never will be migrated to IntelliStripes NV