I find intellij has great refactoring support... and there is now a
free (as in apache licensed) version available
in intellij you just go file | open project, point it at your pom.xml
and it will open your project with everything just configured. then
just drag and drop your java sources into the packages you want
committing as you go and you're done
(netbeans and eclipse have similar support, but in my experience
intellij is best for refactoring)
-Stephen
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On 22 Nov 2009, at 13:41, neo anderson javadeveloper...@yahoo.co.uk
wrote:
I use maven 2.0.9, jdk 1.6.0_10 to build my project.
Now I encounter a dilemma. I have source code e.g. example/ioc/
MyIoc.java,
example/ioc/tapestry5/MyIocWrapper.java and related Test files. They
are
located in different folders at the beginning.
Now I want to reorganize/ refactor the source code. So the structure
may
become example/ioc/MyIoc.java, example/ioc/MyIocWrapper.java.
However, there
are many classes which has similar situation. That means they may
just be
located in different folders.
As I understand, in eclipse a developer can simply right-click and
choose
refactoring after modifying the source, then related source code in
other
classes would be changed as well. So I would like to know is there any
chance this can be achieve using maven plugin? Or generally people
who use
maven (but don't use eclipse) would recommend the best approach?
I appreciate any suggestion.
Thank you very much.
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