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Annoyingly, Google App Engine has become another one of those projects where they only release plugins for Eclipse (like Spring Webflow) and I just much prefer IntelliJ. Can you run the local test environment successfully with IntelliJ? And debug/deploy a local or live application? If so, are there any features missing that are in the Eclipse version?
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IntelliJ plugin for Google App Engine integration http://plugins.intellij.net/plugin/?id=4254
Yes, you can configure IntelliJ to run the local app engine. There is a blog entry with step by step instructions.
The differences between the Eclipse plugin
You can work around the data nucleus enhance by making your run target depend on the datanucleusenhance ant task. The other two were so minor, I haven't bothered to automate them.