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Adding projects programatically / externally [message #211247] Fri, 18 May 2007 13:44
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Originally posted by: fzxcfadgncp.mailinator.com

I'm trying to write a perl script that will add a given Java project into
my eclipse workspace. Is that possible, and how would I do it?

Full details:
I'm working on a project with three major sections: A core, a libraries
section, and a plugins section. My directory structure looks like:
Core
Libraries
** Lib1
** Lib2
Plugins
** Plugin1
** Plugin2
Each plugin and each library is a seperate project. I have three
workspaces (one for Core, one for Libraries, and one for Plugins).
Until recently, I was the only developer on the project, having inherited
it from another single developer. Now, however, my company wants to make
developing plugins available to other people. So, I'm trying to find a
way to put the projects into eclipse.
I want to have a script someone can start that will:
1. Retrieve the project from SCM (Subversion)
2. Add (if necessary) the project into the eclipse workspace.
3. Start eclipse with "eclipse -data ." (or similiar path).
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