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Sun, 29 June 2003 02:56

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: mmaru.visiontv.ca

When I was using BlueJ all my files are stored in a folder I specify. I am
not sure whether I can do the same in Eclipse and what is the best way to
delete a project?

I am new to Eclipse and if I am asking a stupid question please forgive me.

Re: Folder Structure [message #69649 is a reply to message #69566]

Sun, 29 June 2003 12:54

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: zabilcm.hathway.com

Mulugeta wrote:

> When I was using BlueJ all my files are stored in a folder I specify. I am
> not sure whether I can do the same in Eclipse and what is the best way to
> delete a project?
>
> I am new to Eclipse and if I am asking a stupid question please forgive
> me.

When you invoke the new java project wizard , you will see a check box
"Use Default" uncheck the same a browse to a folder where you want to create
the project and store the project files.
For deleting a project right click on the project and say "Delete" and
choose the option "Also delete the contents under <project>"

Hopw this helps

Re: Folder Structure [message #70222 is a reply to message #69649]

Mon, 30 June 2003 10:54

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: mmaru.visiontv.ca

Zabil CM wrote:

> Mulugeta wrote:

> > When I was using BlueJ all my files are stored in a folder I specify. I am
> > not sure whether I can do the same in Eclipse and what is the best way to
> > delete a project?
> >
> > I am new to Eclipse and if I am asking a stupid question please forgive
> > me.

> When you invoke the new java project wizard , you will see a check box
> "Use Default" uncheck the same a browse to a folder where you want to create
> the project and store the project files.
> For deleting a project right click on the project and say "Delete" and
> choose the option "Also delete the contents under <project>"

> Hopw this helps

Many thanks. It is easy to use I just did not look closely. Eclipse is a
wonderful product. I just wish there is a user manual either online or in
print form.

Thanks again.

Re: Folder Structure [message #70525 is a reply to message #70222]

Mon, 30 June 2003 15:48

Eclipse User

Try Opening Help from the Menubar

On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 14:54:55 +0000 (UTC), Mulugeta <mmaru@visiontv.ca>
wrote:

> Zabil CM wrote:
>
>> Mulugeta wrote:
>
>> > When I was using BlueJ all my files are stored in a folder I specify.
>> I am
>> > not sure whether I can do the same in Eclipse and what is the best way
>> to
>> > delete a project?
>> > > I am new to Eclipse and if I am asking a stupid question please
>> forgive
>> > me.
>
>> When you invoke the new java project wizard , you will see a check box
>> "Use Default" uncheck the same a browse to a folder where you want to
>> create the project and store the project files.
>> For deleting a project right click on the project and say "Delete" and
>> choose the option "Also delete the contents under <project>"
>
>> Hopw this helps
>
> Many thanks. It is easy to use I just did not look closely. Eclipse is a
> wonderful product. I just wish there is a user manual either online or in
> print form.
>
> Thanks again.
>
>

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