[Mike Suiter]

i posted this at the end of another post, but it hasn’t received any responses for almost a week.

i’m having difficulties trying to configure my myeclipse projects. prior to myeclipse, i already had one big eclipse project that contains our EJBs, JSPs, clients, etc. we use ant, which takes care of the build. here is our current project:

wp33 project 
  src 
    com 
      wp 
        client1 
        client2 
        server.ejb (my main ejb code) 
        demo.ejb (our demo ejb code) 
        demo.jsp (our demo jsp code) 

this is all under one folder on the drive. now, i want to create additional projects for my existing EJBs, etc. to take advantage of the myeclipse features. what is the best way to do this? can i keep the EJB code in both my main project and new myeclipse EJB project, and possible link them so both projects see the same code? ideally, i would like to keep all my source code under one folder on the filesystem, but i don’t know if this is possible with multiple projects.

any help would be greatly appreciated. if i can get past this, then i have the green light to buy copies for all our developers. myeclipse looks like a great product. if phone or email might be a better way to help me, let me know.

[support-michael]

MyEclipse EJB projects are basically enhanced Java projects. Thus you can use linking and filtering on the project’s build path to association a subset of Java code in a src tree with an EJB project. We are working on similar flexibility for web projects.

I hope this helps.

Michael
MyEclipse Support

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