| where is project stored? [message #197168] |
Wed, 25 July 2007 05:34  |
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Hello *,
I've tried to create a webservice with the Axis2 Code Generator Wizard plug
in. It's succeded but then I deleted the services.wsdl file directly from
the filesystem, instead of doing so with the delete menu option inside
Eclipse.
Now Eclipse still sees a services.wsdl file in the project but the delete
menu option doesn't work because it says the resource is out of sync with
the filesystem (even if I recreate an empty file with the same name).
I've tried searching for the string "services.wsdl" into my workspace files,
into ~/.eclipse, into the eclipse install dir and into /tmp, that should be
all the reasonable places (except /tmp which I tried only because it's
writable), but I couldn't find where eclipse stores the information that my
project contains a file named "services.wsdl".
The file ~/workspace/MyProject/.project doesn't contain any reference to
services.wsdl either.
Does anyone know where eclipse stores project infos?
Lucio.
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| Re: where is project stored? [message #197214 is a reply to message #197168] |
Wed, 25 July 2007 09:34  |
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Lucio Crusca wrote:
> Hello *,
>
> I've tried to create a webservice with the Axis2 Code Generator Wizard plug
> in. It's succeded but then I deleted the services.wsdl file directly from
> the filesystem, instead of doing so with the delete menu option inside
> Eclipse.
>
> Now Eclipse still sees a services.wsdl file in the project but the delete
> menu option doesn't work because it says the resource is out of sync with
> the filesystem (even if I recreate an empty file with the same name).
> I've tried searching for the string "services.wsdl" into my workspace files,
> into ~/.eclipse, into the eclipse install dir and into /tmp, that should be
> all the reasonable places (except /tmp which I tried only because it's
> writable), but I couldn't find where eclipse stores the information that my
> project contains a file named "services.wsdl".
> The file ~/workspace/MyProject/.project doesn't contain any reference to
> services.wsdl either.
>
> Does anyone know where eclipse stores project infos?
In Eclipse, try right-clicking on the folder that contains the
services.wsdl file in a "navigator" view and select "Refresh". That
should bring that workspace folder into sync with your file system.
Cheers,
Larry
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> Lucio.
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