How to make the exported project from IDEA run on another computer?

To run a project exported from IntelliJ IDEA on another computer, you need to follow these steps:

1. Make sure that the target computer has the Java Development Kit (JDK) installed, and that the version is the same as or compatible with the version you are using in IDEA.
2. Copy the exported project files from the source computer to the target computer. This can be done using a USB drive, external hard drive, file sharing, or cloud storage services.
3. Open IntelliJ IDEA on the target computer (if not yet installed, download and install first).
4. Select the “Open” or “Import Project” option in IDEA, then navigate to the folder where you copied the project files.
5. Select the project folder, then click on the “OK” or “Import” button.
6. IDEA will automatically detect and load project files, and open the project on the target computer.
7. If the project relies on external libraries or frameworks, you need to make sure that these dependencies are also installed and configured correctly on the target computer.
8. Make sure that the development tools (such as Maven or Gradle) on the target computer are properly configured and compatible with the project’s build script.
9. You can launch the project on the target computer using the run configuration provided by IDEA or through the command line.

By following the above steps, you should be able to successfully run the project exported from IDEA on another computer.