Intellisense in VC++ for JD Edwards BSFN [Tips]

Here is an excellent way to kick start the Intellisense feature in VC++ for all the BSFN freaks. The article has been triggered based on Brian Oster‘s JDE List post

Getting straight to the point

1. Start Visual Studio (VS) (I’ve used version 2010) directly. *Do not open it from JDE.
2. Create a VS Makefile project
   
3. Go through the wizard. At the following point
   Add the following:
   Include Search Path: D:\E910_1\DV910\include;D:\E910_1\DV910\include;D:\E910_1\system\includev;
   D:\E910_1\system\includev\unicode;D:\E910_1\system\include\database;
   D:\E910_1\system\include\Metadata;D:\E910_1\system\include\xml;
   D:\E910_1\system\include\workflow;D:\E910_1\system\include\netmessaging
   Build Command:
   D:\E910_1\system\bin32\activConsole.exe 
   Your paths may vary based on the setup. Build Command is optional.
   It allows you to launch JDE for debugging as an alternative to attaching to the process.
4. Add your .c and .h files by selecting “Existing Item” (right click the Source Folder in the left navigation bar).
   You only need to add the files you are editing, Intellisense will dynamically parse all #includes.
5. Enjoy code completion, reference lookup, and Intellisense
   

In addition to intellisense you can have project for what ever you are working on and if you have to go back you can see all the C source code files saved along with notes, breakpoints, bookmarks, etc.
Thanks to Brian Oster