#321 - Provide importorder file and provide guidance for IntelliJ users.
Remove intellij-formatting.jar to avoid ambiguity in favor of the IntelliJ Eclipse Code Formatter plugin.
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# Spring Data Code Formatting Settings
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This directory contains `eclipse-formatting.xml` and `springdata.importorder` settings files to be used with Eclipse and IntelliJ.
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## Eclipse Setup
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Import both files in Eclipse through the Preferences dialog.
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## IntelliJ Setup
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Use the IntelliJ [Eclipse Code Formatter](https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/6546-eclipse-code-formatter) plugin to configure code formatting and import ordering with the newest Eclipse formatter version.
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Additionally, make sure to configure your import settings in `Editor -> Code Style -> Java` with the following explicit settings:
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* Use tab character indents
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* Class count to use import with `*`: 10
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* Names count to use static import with `*`: 1
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#Organize Import Order
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#Mon Nov 14 09:58:12 CET 2016
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5=com
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4=org
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3=javax
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2=java
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1=
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0=\#
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