| reopen a project with VE [message #77086] |
Sat, 15 January 2005 05:24  |
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Originally posted by: cialdi_HATE_SP.M_gmail.com
Where I work I started project using VE. Then I had copied the whole
project directory tree, and I reopened it at home. It is reopened as norma
project: no way to reedit the panels and frames visually, the java beans
view is empty.
How can I reopen that project using VE?
thanks
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| Re: reopen a project with VE [message #77093 is a reply to message #77086] |
Sat, 15 January 2005 06:44  |
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Originally posted by: zoopy.hates.spam.biz
On 15-1-2005 11:24, Massimiliano Cialdi wrote:
> Where I work I started project using VE. Then I had copied the whole
> project directory tree, and I reopened it at home. It is reopened as
> norma project: no way to reedit the panels and frames visually, the java
> beans view is empty.
>
> How can I reopen that project using VE?
>
> thanks
>
In the Package Explorer, select file, right-click and then Open With ->
Visual Editor. Eclipse remembers the last used editor of the file, so
the next time you double click the file, it will open with VE again
(Open With -> Java Editor to revert to 'plain' Java editing).
[Of course, you need to have VE installed on your home machine.]
HTH,
--
Regards,
Z.
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| Re: reopen a project with VE [message #604523 is a reply to message #77086] |
Sat, 15 January 2005 06:44 |
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Originally posted by: zoopy.hates.spam.biz
On 15-1-2005 11:24, Massimiliano Cialdi wrote:
> Where I work I started project using VE. Then I had copied the whole
> project directory tree, and I reopened it at home. It is reopened as
> norma project: no way to reedit the panels and frames visually, the java
> beans view is empty.
>
> How can I reopen that project using VE?
>
> thanks
>
In the Package Explorer, select file, right-click and then Open With ->
Visual Editor. Eclipse remembers the last used editor of the file, so
the next time you double click the file, it will open with VE again
(Open With -> Java Editor to revert to 'plain' Java editing).
[Of course, you need to have VE installed on your home machine.]
HTH,
--
Regards,
Z.
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