Intellij is different from eclipse, even if you put the jar package in the lib directory, it won't work (I mean when developing in the IDE). The solution is to manually re-import the jar package in the external lib. An iml project file will be generated, and IntelliJ will recognize this file.
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I have also encountered this problem. My solution is a bit stupid, copy the jar package to the lib folder.
Hope it can inspire others. .
Intellij is different from eclipse, even if you put the jar package in the lib directory, it won't work (I mean when developing in the IDE).
The solution is to manually re-import the jar package in the external lib. An iml project file will be generated, and IntelliJ will recognize this file.
Maven is a great method, you can rely on it without any worries from now on
Gradle is great, kill m2 instantly
idea is not eclipse, Gradle is rampant here