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creating packages from folders [message #201041]

Tue, 24 February 2004 14:43

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: mmassy.untie.ws.com

I am writing a plug-in that creates projects from folders already existing
on the local drive. I want the project to have packages set up inside of
it from the folders inside of the top folder. I have the ability to get
all the paths of the fodlers and the names of them also. I would like the
packages to have names that correspond to the path of these folders.
Unfortunately, I am having a lot of trouble creating these packages. I
was wodnering is someone could tell me the best way to create these
packages. Any code would be helpful.

Mark Massy

Re: creating packages from folders [message #201192 is a reply to message #201041]

Tue, 24 February 2004 18:54

Eclipse User

Hi Mark,

> I am writing a plug-in that creates projects from folders already existing
> on the local drive. I want the project to have packages set up inside of
> it from the folders inside of the top folder. I have the ability to get
> all the paths of the fodlers and the names of them also. I would like the
> packages to have names that correspond to the path of these folders.
> Unfortunately, I am having a lot of trouble creating these packages. I
> was wodnering is someone could tell me the best way to create these
> packages. Any code would be helpful.
This is a jdt question. (eclipse.tools.jdt newsgroup).

Well as far as I know - I am not an jdt expert :) - the folders become
packages by adding the root folder to the source path of the
project. Therfore there is no way to convert a folder in a package.

Remember I only have some basic knowledge. Maybe there are additional
ways to create packages. I dont know.

Bye,

Martin (Kersten)

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