Hi,
On 8/1/06, Gilbert Pilz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jeremy,
Your step (2) is:
> 2) same as you but import the woden/java directory not the
> woden directory. This will give you a .classpath file as well
The problem is that you removed the .project file under the woden/java
directory [1]. Eclipse won't list this directory as a target for
importing if it can't find a .project file.
An alternative to importing is to create a new java project and point
it to the directory you checked out woden to. The wizard for creating
the new project will create a .project for you and use the .classpath
already present.
Also, I just created an empty java project via the wizard and right
clicked the project -> import then specified a separate directory
where I had woden checked out to and that worked ok too.
I worked around this by copying the .project file from
woden/tags/M5_20060611 and changing the <name> element. Given that you
can't really have a .project file in SVN that works for everybody, all I
can suggest is a default 'project-rename-me' file along with
instructions to 'mv project-name-me .project' the first time you setup
Woden.
- gp
[1]
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/ws-woden-dev/200607.mbox/%3cadb
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So I'm not quite sure what steps you were following to mean you didn't
have a default .project file created.
Regards,
Jeremy
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