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IntelliJ IDEA new message regarding Spring contexts

I am now presented with this message every time I open any of my context definition files:

sprign contexts


And given these options:

which option

It doesn't seem to matter which option I select I am still presented with the message ... ? I have a spring-servlet.xml in WEB-INF which itself imports 3 different files (hibernate.xml, security.xml, and beans.xml which are stored in my resources directory and define beans related to their name).

Everything is working hunky-dory, just wanted to know what the message was supposed to signify?

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NimChimpsky Avatar asked May 10 '13 13:05

NimChimpsky


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1 Answers

Had the same warning. Went to Project Settings -> Modules -> Spring and deleted all but one context which held all of my .xml files. No files should be deleted when you do this (it's just an IDEA config) and the warning should go away.

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Carlos Daniel Gadea Omelchenko Avatar answered Oct 04 '22 04:10

Carlos Daniel Gadea Omelchenko