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How to change the path of a module?
From the main menu, select File | Project Structure Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S. Under Project Settings, select Modules | Paths. Change the paths specified in the Output path and Test output path or select Inherit project compile output path to use the paths specified for the project.
How to set the language of a module?
To configure a language level for a module: From the main menu, select File | Project Structure Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S. Under Project Settings, select Modules | Sources. From the Language level list, select the necessary option. To use the project language level, select Project default.
What makes a module different from a SDK?
A module can have an SDK and a language level that are different from those configured for a project, and their own libraries. They can also carry a specific technology or a framework. An SDK is a collection of tools that you need to develop an application for a specific software framework.
Where are module settings stored in IntelliJ IDEA?
Module settings apply only to one module and are stored in the .iml file. A module can have an SDK and a language level that are different from those configured for a project, and their own libraries. They can also carry a specific technology or a framework.
Where is the module controller located in DNN?
When a module’s content is exported using Export Content, the module controller is called with the ModuleId only (ie without the TabModuleId). This only provides easy access to the Module settings. Most custom modules have a Settings user control that appears as a part of the module’s main Settings page.
When to use module settings or tab-module settings?
When you copy a module instance to a new page with Add Existing Module, only the Module settings are available on the new page. So, if you want settings to be available after a module has been copied, then use Module settings, not Tab-Module settings.