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Create PHP Sub-Projects in a PHP Project? [message #495984]

Fri, 06 November 2009 16:44

Eclipse User

Is there a way to create multiple PHP Sub-Projects within a PHP Project?

Thanks

Jeff in Seattle

Re: Create PHP Sub-Projects in a PHP Project? [message #496019 is a reply to message #495984]

Sat, 07 November 2009 02:01

Eclipse User

I'm not sure what you mean by Sub-Project.

Re: Create PHP Sub-Projects in a PHP Project? [message #496060 is a reply to message #495984]

Sat, 07 November 2009 13:08

Eclipse User

You can create a project and then create another one adding a reference to the first one (using the PHP Include Path).

Re: Create PHP Sub-Projects in a PHP Project? [message #496077 is a reply to message #496060]

Sat, 07 November 2009 22:14

Eclipse User

Thanks for the reply, but where is PHP Include Path during the creation of a new PHP project.

I am using the latest version of Galileo.

Jeff in Seattle

Re: Create PHP Sub-Projects in a PHP Project? [message #496108 is a reply to message #496077]

Sun, 08 November 2009 12:15

Eclipse User

In the second step of the new project wizard you can specify the PHP Include path (allows you to add references to other projects / libraries).

See the image below.

If you can't see the image try this link: http://imgur.com/82q3H.png

Re: Create PHP Sub-Projects in a PHP Project? [message #496114 is a reply to message #496108]

Sun, 08 November 2009 12:47

Eclipse User

Thanks for the reply.

In your reply, which do you consider the project and the sub-project. Is it...

The initial PHP project the parent-Project, and is new PHP Project requesting PHP Include Path the sub-Project ?
Or the other way around, The initial PHP project the sub-Project, and is new PHP Project requesting PHP Include Path the parent-Project ?

Following your steps, I seem to be having a problem, whereby the PHP Project requesting a PHP Include Path throws an error.

I created two new PHP projects Foo and Bar as follows:

Created a new PHP project Foo
In New PHP Project panel, selected Finished button.
Created a new PHP project Bar
In New PHP Project panel, selected Next > button
In PHP Include Path panel, selected Projects tab
In Projects tab, selected Add... button
In Required Project Selection panel, checked project Foo
In Required Project Selection panel, selected OK button
In PHP Include Path panel, selected Finished button
Then the following error dialog appeared...

By the way, thanks for the help.

[Updated on: Sun, 08 November 2009 12:48] by Moderator

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