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Liferay IDE 2.2 Release Other Features
Other Noteworthy Features #
- Now when you open a new workspace for the first time it will check to see if you have already previously configured Liferay SDKs, Runtimes or Servers
- If you have a popup notification will open to allow you to import them automatically
- When creating a advanced portlet archetype such as Vaadin or JSF you can specify an alternative portlet archetype by specifying the GAV
- Also you can customize any archetype GAV that is used by the new Liferay Plugin Project wizard when using maven as the build type.
- If you specify your database connection settings in portal-ext.properties then if you right-click the server you can choose the "create database profile" action and it will automatically create a Database connection profile so you make a connection to the Liferay database from Eclipse.
- Global hotkeys have been added for Build Services, WSDD, and Languages actions
- For a deployed project to a server you can right-click the project and open the deployed folder in the system explorer (Explorer for windows, Finder for mac, and Nautilus for linux
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