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Is there any way to use Android Studio (not Intellij) and make it work fully with Java projects? I tried to open a Maven-based ejb project I have here but it seems that it doesn't recognize it.

I would like to use Android Studio, since my company forbids non-approved software, so I could use Android Studio (the company uses it for mobile projects) or Eclipse.

And going back to Eclipse is worse than firing.

alexpfx
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  • similar question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16626810/can-android-studio-be-used-to-run-standard-java-projects – morgwai Oct 15 '21 at 16:13

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No, you can't use Android Studio for the plain Java projects. You can use IntelliJ IDEA Community (free and open source) or IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate.

Check this page for the differences. As you are working on Java EE, consider the Ultimate version.

since my company forbids non-approved software

Ask your company to approve IntelliJ IDEA.

CrazyCoder
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You can easily develop & test java libraries and run standalone java applications (with static main method) that use gradle as their build system (maven functionality seems to be removed).

Web application support seems to also be removed (I haven't done web development using intellij though, so I may be wrong). You can still develop classes that are a part of your web app, but there's no any special support for web descriptors nor web content etc.

I haven't tried any EJB development. I guess it's similar like with web apps: you can develop java code, but no other support on top of this.

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