> aloys.oberthuer@gmx.net wrote on 02/25/2005 09:18:37 AM:
>
> > If I now have another Eclipse workspace, connect to the repository,
> choose
> > /trunk/SubclipseTest I can
> > 1) checkout as a Java project, which leads to the problem that it is not
>
> > reconized I set up the
> > project originally with /src and /bin folders and now the /src folder is
> seen
> > as part of the Java
> > package hierarchy. I.e. my application now is in src.test.subclipse and
> class files are
> > compiled to the same folder.
>
> This sounds like when you Shared the project perhaps you did not commit
> all of the Eclipse files, like the .project and .classpath files which
> store this information?
>
> Mark
>
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Dear Mark (and of course everybody else around here :-),
thanks, you were completely right - whereever you know those things from. I explcitely :-)
excluded those files in the Eclipse resources perspective...
Still for it to work I need to open up the properties and add a JAR, change the Jdk, etc. to
trigger a rebuild. Otherwise the project shows a fault. Manually rebuilding it does not help.
And what might be a small bug: When I choose a non-default Jdk in the Check out as...
Wizard I still get the default Jdk in my project properties and need to choose it again. Or is
this because I checked out the .project file?
Thanks, Aloys
Received on Sat Feb 26 03:18:33 2005