Eclipse 3.4 New Project Feature

07/09/2008 | CFEclipse | 13 Comments

After upgrading to the new Eclipse 3.4 Platform I am pretty excited about a couple new features. This one is more of a time saver for me and some may not care but I really like it. We have about 10 servers here that I do direct development on (no source control, I know...) and I need a good way to organize all of my projects. What I do is create working sets for each server eg dev1,live1 etc... When I create a new project there is now a feature to add this project to a working set which saves time from having to go in and edit the working sets. This is small but I am big fan of it!

 

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• #1 by Raymond Camden on 7/9/08 - 12:45 PM

  

  About dang time. I love working sets and the need to go in and add the new project always bugged me (even though it's minor).
  
  So is CFE working for you nicely?

• #2 by Dan Vega on 7/9/08 - 12:48 PM

  

  I was having some major issues trying to run the bleeding edge version but if you use the latest CFE everything is working great. I am having a small issue with line numbers (check out google groups there is a thread) but other than that all of plugins are playing nicely.

• #3 by Raymond Camden on 7/9/08 - 12:51 PM

  

  I did notice those messages, but didn't follow them terribly close. Is the problem fixable?

• #4 by Dan Vega on 7/9/08 - 1:01 PM

  

  There are some solutions posted I just have not tried them yet. I will give them a try and see what I come up with.

• #5 by Dan Vega on 7/9/08 - 1:03 PM

  

  It works! There are two issues, one you just need to modify a prefs file and the other is to do with newest version of Subclipse. Check out the link below for more information.
  
  <a href="http://groups.google.com/group/cfeclipse-users/bro... Number Fix</a>

• #6 by Raymond Camden on 7/9/08 - 1:39 PM

  

  Interesting. I had no issue with line #s. However, RDS doesn't seem to work well, either with file or db. I just get 'connecting to server...'
  
  You playing with the Adobe CF stuff?

• #7 by Dan Vega on 7/9/08 - 1:42 PM

  

  I have that as well but if you right click and refresh it usually comes back up.

• #8 by Raymond Camden on 7/9/08 - 1:52 PM

  

  That _kinda_ works - for the first level. So on Files i can see C and D, but I can't go deeper, even with refreshes.
  
  Time to ping my contact. :)

• #9 by Dan Vega on 7/9/08 - 2:00 PM

  

  Let me know what you find.

• #10 by Daniel Spiewak on 7/9/08 - 9:41 PM

  

  I hate to be a wet blanket, but working sets have been around since Eclipse 2.0. It's only recently that they made it possible to add a project to a working set *upon creation*.

• #11 by niyue on 7/9/08 - 9:42 PM

  

  But this is available in Eclipse 3.3.
  http://archive.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/drops...
  See "Add new Java project to a working set" section.

• #12 by Dan Vega on 7/9/08 - 9:43 PM

  

  "When I create a new project there is now a feature to add this project to a working set which saves time from having to go in and edit the working sets."

• #13 by Mike Henke on 7/9/08 - 10:01 PM

  

  @Spiewak - read the post again. He is talking about the working set choice in the "new project wizard", not working sets as new.
  
  @niyeu - your talking about the "New Java Project wizard", again check his post.
  
  Nice post, Thanks for the information :-)