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Putting projects in directories [message #248312] Thu, 07 February 2008 18:15 Go to next message
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Originally posted by: fake.phony_email_address.com

My list of projects is starting to balloon. Is there any way to
organized them into folders in the package explorer?
Re: Putting projects in directories [message #248317 is a reply to message #248312] Thu, 07 February 2008 18:31 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Chris wrote:
> My list of projects is starting to balloon. Is there any way to
> organized them into folders in the package explorer?
Hi Chris. One possible solution is to use Working Sets. Each Working Set
can contain multiple projects. Then, go to the Package Explorer menu
(little upside down triangle) and select Top Level Elements / Working
Sets. That way, you see Working Sets as the top level in the tree and
then expand to see projects. HTH. Mark
Re: Putting projects in directories [message #248574 is a reply to message #248317] Mon, 11 February 2008 11:57 Go to previous message
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Originally posted by: eclipse-news.rizzoweb.com

Mark Dexter wrote:
> Chris wrote:
>> My list of projects is starting to balloon. Is there any way to
>> organized them into folders in the package explorer?
> Hi Chris. One possible solution is to use Working Sets. Each Working Set
> can contain multiple projects. Then, go to the Package Explorer menu
> (little upside down triangle) and select Top Level Elements / Working
> Sets. That way, you see Working Sets as the top level in the tree and
> then expand to see projects. HTH. Mark

Another option is to use different workspaces. If the projects are not
all related (if you can group them into smaller sets that are related)
then that is the approach I always take.
Note that you can have more than one workspace open at a time, too.

Hope this helps,
Eric
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