| Path for project must have only one segment. [message #248014] |
Wed, 06 February 2008 03:36  |
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Originally posted by: hilal.arslan.bte.mam.gov.tr
When I try to create project in a project from code or just drag a project
and drop it in a project resourse in the package explorer it gives the
error in subject. Actually I don't want a project physically reside in an
other project in my workspace. as I see in some elipse-based ide's, when I
reference a project by another project, it is moved under referencing
project automatically. Traversely when I drag and drop a project under
another, I want it to be automatically referenced.
Can you give me some ideas or any examples to follow?
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| Re: Path for project must have only one segment. [message #248077 is a reply to message #248014] |
Wed, 06 February 2008 09:50  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse-news.rizzoweb.com
Hilal wrote:
> When I try to create project in a project from code or just drag a
> project and drop it in a project resourse in the package explorer it
> gives the error in subject. Actually I don't want a project physically
> reside in an other project in my workspace. as I see in some
> elipse-based ide's, when I reference a project by another project, it is
> moved under referencing project automatically. Traversely when I drag
> and drop a project under another, I want it to be automatically
> referenced. Can you give me some ideas or any examples to follow?
>
As you see, Projects can not be nested in other projects, and I've never
seen any representation of two projects where one was "under" or
"inside" another one.
If you want Java ProjectA to depend on another ProjectB, open the
Properties of ProjectA, select the Java Build Path section, then the
Projects tab. There you can add ProjectB as a dependency.
Hope this helps,
Eric
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