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What happened to java flexible projects [message #115335]

Fri, 01 July 2005 16:39

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: ksnerdherder-nospam.yahoo.com

With M4 we got the flexible java projects with the concept of modules. I
was under the impression that this was the direction of WTP. What happened?
I spent a good chunk of time converting a lot of projects to the new
structure as well as updating Ant scripts.

Before I change again, does anyone know what the future holds? Is the
current project structure going to be the default structure moving forward,
or will java flexible projects be coming back?

Thanks

Re: What happened to java flexible projects [message #116369 is a reply to message #115335]

Tue, 05 July 2005 11:09

Eclipse User

Rob,
You can enable the Flexible Java Project preference in WTP by going to
Windows->Preferences and look for that option in the menu. As far as I
know, flexible projects are here to stay albeit not as the default
configuration currently.

hth,
Seng

Rob wrote:
> With M4 we got the flexible java projects with the concept of modules. I
> was under the impression that this was the direction of WTP. What happened?
> I spent a good chunk of time converting a lot of projects to the new
> structure as well as updating Ant scripts.
>
> Before I change again, does anyone know what the future holds? Is the
> current project structure going to be the default structure moving forward,
> or will java flexible projects be coming back?
>
> Thanks
>
>

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