I do have to note that I am using IntelliJ 14, but I think this process should work for 13 as well.Īlso, when a more permanent solution from Apple comes out, it might be a good idea to undo these steps (just add the removed text again) or reinstall IntelliJ completely. Creating a new project from existing source code In the IDE, click Create New Project from the Welcome window or File > New > Project from the main IDE window. Let it uses the suggested installation directory, or click Browse to choose a different location on your computer: Click Next. Once download completed, run the installer program and the following screen appears: Click Next. EXE to start downloading the installer program.

Save the file, and try to start IntelliJ again.Īs I said, this seems to work for me. Install IntelliJ IDEA using Installer Click Download.

Remove 1.6*, from the string-tag, so it becomes: JVMVersion Open the ist file using a text-editor of some kind (TextEditor should do the job, but I prefer using Sublime for such tasks).After opening the downloaded installation package in MS Windows, you should see the installation wizard. Open the Contents-folder (this was the only file/folder in my case) You can use any version of the JDK that has already been downloaded on your system, or download another version by clicking on ‘Edit’ and then selecting ‘Add SDK >’, followed by ‘Download JDK You can choose the JDK version to download from a list of vendors. Pick the OS version and edition of your choice.Right-click the IntelliJ.app and choose: Show package contents.Quit IntelliJ and go to the Applications-folder in Finder.I had the same problem as you had, and this solved my issues: However, that is not the case with IntelliJ IDEA.

If you did an upgrade of an 10.10 install where everything still worked fine (and where the Apple-supplied java 6 runtime was installed), the following solution might work.

Download intellij on mac