anchor.diff:  * Select the checkbox to "Create module groups for multi-module Maven projects".
   * Click "Next".
   
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   Select the 'dist' profile.  Click "Next".
   
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   Check to make sure the bitronix project shows up, and is selected.  Click "Next".
   
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   The defaults should be fine here, just click "Finish".
   Your project tree should now look like this:
   
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   == Step 2
   Now we're going to setup the module paths so that IntelliJ can build with both JDBC3 and JDBC4 at the same time.
   Right-click on the bitronix project in the project tree, and choose "Open Module Settings" from the menu.  A window like this should open:
   
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   Now, perform these steps for the "btm" module:
   
  
positive.code: - Select the "btm-jdbc4-stubs" dependency, and move it up, above the Java VM dependency ("1.6 (java version 1.6.0_26)" in the screenshot, possibly "1.5" in your environment).
  - The result should look like this:
  
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  Ok, you're done!  Now, click "OK" to dismiss the module settings dialog.
  
  
negative.code: - Select the "btm-jdbc3-stubs" dependency, and move it up, above the Java VM dependency ("1.6 (java version 1.6.0_26)" in the screenshot, possibly "1.5" in your environment).
  - The result should look like this:
  
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  In IntelliJ, dependencies that appear after the JDK are added to the classpath, and dependencies that appear before the JDK are added to the bootclasspath.
  Now, perform these steps for the "btm-jdbc4" module:
  