Christian Bauer wrote:
Hi Greg,
you can avoid topic
2.a) ... This is sub-optimal, as each module is really in the
workspace twice, once as a top-level Java project and once as a
sub-directory in the parent project.
by only checking out the root project (with all sub modules) and then
importing the modules from the the location within the root project.You
then have multiple projects, but only one codebase in the workspace.
This is very easy with Eclipse 3.2.2, in Eclipse 3.2.1 you should not
check out the root project into the workspace but into another
directory and import from there.
Thanks, Christian. That's actually what I had done. So you really have
two "views" into each module: one through the parent (where the checkout
really is), and one through the module's project (which is really a
pointer into the parent).
Is this the recommended way (path of least resistance)? Especially in
comparison to a flat layout?
--
-Greg
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