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I am using IntellJ IDEA 9.0.2 CE on OS X Snow Leopard. The Services menu never seems to contain any entries, even though I have installed several text services (which do show up in other applications). Is there a way to use these?
I am relatively new to the Mac.
Thanks.
You need to hack IntelliJ and contribute the code back to the community.
The Service menu, to be usable, needs a bit of support code in the app. If the app is built using Cocoa, the support is built in, but for a Java app it’s not automatic.
To call Objective-C methods required to support the service menu from Java, you need to use Rococoa. The Objective-C API concerning the service menu is described in this Apple document.