I agree with this, but I think removing this file would cause people a lot of heartache when cvs updating, they might need to recreate their project and so on.

Checking in IDE files is a pretty bad idea IMHO, it's utterly trivial to set up a project in your IDE of choice. I'd love to remove the IDEA and eclipse files.

Robert Nicholson wrote:

Somebody mentioned that my problem is because there's already a .project in the repository. My question is assuming Ant is used to build webwork 1.4 can the .cvsignore
include that .project file so that Eclipse doesn't see it? Is the .project file that's in the repository meant to be public?


Recap, I'm trying to check out the project thru the project wizard that way it will let me determine where it places the source code. Otherwise I'd already have to have a project created to place it somewhere else.

On Nov 18, 2003, at 8:26 PM, Robert Nicholson wrote:

I'm quite new to Eclipse but can anybody tell me why only some projects show the "check a project configured in the new project wizard" when you are checking stuff out of a CVS location?

I don't understand why it shows me that option for many projects but not others including Webwork 1.4.

For instance I can go to jakarta-velocity and it will show me that option but whenever
I try either jakarta-tapestry or webwork 1.4 the only option is to check it out into the default work space path or an existing project but not thru the wizard.




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