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eclipse/pdt setup [message #492852]

Thu, 22 October 2009 05:39

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Registered: October 2009

Junior Member

i downloaded and installed eclipse with pdt today, yet so far i've been unable to set up the environment i desire.

what i would like is to have the workspace and projects in separate places.
i would like the projects to live in the document root of my local apache server and correspond to directories in there.
for instance, i would like to keep the files for the user_registration project in a directory called user_registration that lives in the doc root and can be loaded with http://localhost/user_registration/index.php
although i was able to have the files appear as such, i have been unable to run them in the eclipse. it seems the path is always wrong.

i hope there is an answer somewhere for this that i missed.

thanks

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Re: eclipse/pdt setup [message #493688 is a reply to message #492852]

Tue, 27 October 2009 14:56

Nicholas Hunter

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Registered: October 2009

Junior Member

Create your project in your workspace. All your eclipse related files will go there.

Right click your project's name in the navigator window, select new / folder from the pop-up menu.

Enter a name for the folder (it doesn't really matter what you call it), click advanced.

Check link to folder in the file system, browse to the folder which contains the application code.

I hope this was what you're looking for.

[Updated on: Tue, 27 October 2009 14:59]

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Re: eclipse/pdt setup [message #493824 is a reply to message #492852]

Wed, 28 October 2009 08:17

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: mnm.criion.net

If you use subclipse you need to be able to link the project to the SVN
server and linked folders cant do that only projects can.

You need to make a new project and in the create dialog chose another
location which should be in your htdocs folder or subfolder. Yes you
will have .svn and project files in there also but your local htdocs
should not be public so I dont see any problems there. Just filter out
..* files when you publish or check-in to SVN.
--
-michael

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