I added a note to the Wiki page. In short, start eclipse with "eclipse -data <workspace_dir>". Of course, you can use custom batch files or shell scripts or shortcuts so you don't have to remember this every time. It's probably easiest to commit any changes from your old workspace and then start with a fresh checkout in the new one.
Jeremy
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I'd be interested.
-Mike
On 3 Sep 2003 at 0:16, Jeremy Arnold wrote:
Mike,
Personally I find it easiest to use different workspaces for work projects vs other projects. This is one reason why. Similar reasoning applies to formatting settings. In addition, my current project at work has something on the order of 20-30 different projects in Eclipse (actually WSAD), so it's easier to find JMeter in a separate workspace anyway. The drawback is that its a bit more difficult to switch between the two, but overall it works pretty well.
It's a matter of personal preference, of course, but maybe I'll add a couple comments to the Wiki about how to use multiple workspaces, for those who are interested.
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