On 8/4/07, Zebe Diah <zebediah49@gmail.com> wrote:
> The project is listed on the left in the editor, and I can select, edit, and
> upload files from it.. but I can't do a number of things, including editing
> the Build Path, doing anything in the "source" submenu, and any of the
> refactor options.
> Also, the files don't show up under "default package" like the normally
> would.
>
>
> Now, I also tried sharing a similar project to the repository. That one
> worked fine, and I still had all of the options that I normally have.
>
> I looked for a few hours online to try to find out what was wrong, but
> couldn't find anything. All the tutorials end with creating the project...
> which isn't far enough.
>
>
>
> I have to think that there is some sort of simple option that I am missing
> here, but I don't know what it might be.
When you checkout a project, if all of the Eclipse files like .project
and .classpath that tell Eclipse what type of project it is, are not
in the repository, then you need to use the option to run the New
Project wizard while checking out. If you do not run the wizard and
select a Java project and configure the settings, then all you get is
a "Simple Project" which is nothing more than a file browser.
So delete the project and checkout again. Subclipse will detect if
the .project file is in the repository and set the checkout wizard
choice appropriately. If it is not there, use the option Subclipse
suggests which is to run the New Project wizard. When you run that
wizard, you need to create a new Java Project.
--
Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
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Received on Sat Aug 4 13:54:17 2007