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Yehiel Glass (255●4●89●86) | asked May 25 '11, 5:53 a.m.
Hi,
Is there a a way to create an eclipse project from component files and share it? and delete it after a while?

Thanks,
Yehiel

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Ralph Schoon (63.3k●3●36●46) | answered May 26 '11, 3:43 a.m.
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Hi Yehiel,

please have a closer look at the load dialog when loading a repository workspace. Also have a look at the advanced options.

There is a choice that loads the component and creates an eclipse project for it, so that Eclipse can show it. The Files need to be shared already for this, otherwise they would not be loadable.

To get it shared you could create a general eclipse project (named like your intended root folder) and import your files and sub-folder structure from the folder on your file system into it. You can then share this project. You can add the .project file to the ignore list which would result in the files being shared you intent to have shared.

For loading this you would use the load option above. The client remembers your choices.

Thanks,

Ralph

Hi,
Is there a a way to create an eclipse project from component files and share it? and delete it after a while?

Thanks,
Yehiel
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Yehiel Glass commented Jul 11 '12, 12:25 p.m. | edited Jul 11 '12, 12:26 p.m.

 Hi Ralph,

The question is a result of a huge eclipse project that we have (we couldn't divide it to small projects).
Now, every developer need to load 37K files when he touch just few. Is there a way to load selected folders (or files)  but keep the top level as the original eclipse project ? (I know that it maybe not good practice for Java files but we develop in different language) .
Is it possible to load few files of the Eclipse project under the top level of the original project (and not with top level of the folder that was loaded) ?
Thanks,
]Yehiel

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