| Moving projects [message #189869] |
Wed, 24 January 2007 21:31  |
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Originally posted by: emf.NOSPAM.email.com
Inside a folder called Java I have a folder CIS101 that I use as workspace.
In CIS101 I have projects Chapter01, Chapter02, Chapter03, etc.
Inside each of these projects I have 2 packages: chapter01 and
projects01, chapter02 and projects02 and so on.
Inside each of these packages I have different programs (java and class
files).
I would like to use as workspace the folder Java, and in there to have
project CIS101, and in this to have chapter01, projects01, chapter02,
projects02, etc; that is I would like to eliminate the folders
Chapter01, Chapter02, etc.
How do I do this?
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| Re: Moving projects [message #190115 is a reply to message #189869] |
Thu, 25 January 2007 21:57  |
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Originally posted by: wayne.beaton._NOSPAM_eclipse.org
Eustace wrote:
> Inside a folder called Java I have a folder CIS101 that I use as workspace.
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> In CIS101 I have projects Chapter01, Chapter02, Chapter03, etc.
>
> Inside each of these projects I have 2 packages: chapter01 and
> projects01, chapter02 and projects02 and so on.
>
> Inside each of these packages I have different programs (java and class
> files).
>
> I would like to use as workspace the folder Java, and in there to have
> project CIS101, and in this to have chapter01, projects01, chapter02,
> projects02, etc; that is I would like to eliminate the folders
> Chapter01, Chapter02, etc.
>
> How do I do this?
You can create your workspace somewhere else and then link in the
Chapter01 directory as a project. You should be able to name the project
anything you want (it doesn't have to be the same name as the directory).
Use the wizard to create a new Java project. Select "Create project from
existing source" and point it to your Chapter01 directory.
Be advised that the directory will not automatically be copied into your
workspace. It will continue to live where it is until you explicitly
move it (we can help with that as well if you'd like).
I think this should do something like what you're hoping for.
Wayne
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