| sharing a project amongst multiple workspaces [message #318020] |
Wed, 18 July 2007 14:06  |
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Originally posted by: natgross.gmailSNIP.com
Hi;
I have a project in a workspace, .../eclipse/33/001.
I started a new workspace, .../eclipse/33/002.
There are some projects in the older workspace that I now want in a dir
common to all workspaces, .../eclipse/33/sharedProj, so that regardless
of workspace, these projects should be 'native' to that workspace.
1. How do I refactor/move my current project in 001 to the shared dir?
2. How do I create a new shared project (from either workspace) that
would be common to all workspaces?
Thank you.
natG
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| Re: sharing a project amongst multiple workspaces [message #318070 is a reply to message #318054] |
Thu, 19 July 2007 14:34  |
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Originally posted by: natgross.gmailSNIP.com
On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 08:28:06 -0400, Paul Webster wrote:
> natG wrote:
>> Hi;
>> I have a project in a workspace, .../eclipse/33/001. I started a new
>> workspace, .../eclipse/33/002. There are some projects in the older
>> workspace that I now want in a dir common to all workspaces,
>> .../eclipse/33/sharedProj, so that regardless of workspace, these
>> projects should be 'native' to that workspace.
>>
>> 1. How do I refactor/move my current project in 001 to the shared dir?
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> If you really want to move them into the shared location, probably the
> cleanest way is to use File>Export...>Archive File to export the
> project. Then delete it from 001, and use File>Import...>Existing
> project into workspace to read it back in ... just make the project
> location your shared directory.
Thanks. I had to adjust your advice a bit, but it works.
Problem was that, upon import it insisted on 'copy files into workspace'.
I also tried File>Export>Java>Jar, with similar results.
So I tried File>Export...File System and had it write it directly to the
shared folder. This allowed me to later import with the copy option
UNchecked.
Thanks again;
nat
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