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Figure 11.22 The Debug window lets you observe and control the deployment of a web application
in addition to using all the familiar debugging controls.
11.5 Working with web content (IDEA 5.0 and higher)
One of the biggest improvements introduced in
IDEA
5.0 is greatly enhanced
support for web content like
HTML
,
CSS
, and JavaScript. Although
IDEA
has
always allowed you to edit these languages, its support was limited to basic text-
editing features. With
IDEA
5.0, however, these languages are much more deeply
integrated into the
IDE
and can utilize many of the features previously only avail-
able to Java source code editing. Here are some examples:
Code structure analysis
■
Move and rename refactoring
■
Code completion
■
Validation and syntax highlighting
■
Integrated documentation
■
11.5.1
Supported file types and content
IDEA
5.0 now includes built-in support for
HTML
,
CSS
, and JavaScript files types.
These are native file types, supported throughout the
IDEA
infrastructure. This
means you can configure new file extensions for them, create file templates, con-
trol their formatting and syntax highlighting, and so forth.
