[ylukekim]

Hello,

I’m working on a web project which was not created by myeclipse. It has a differenct directory structure including a different WebRoot location and name (‘public_html’ instead of WebRoot). To use myeclipse for the project, I created an empty (myeclipse’s) web project and linked the existing java source (a new feature in version 5.01) to it and all the jar files in the lib folder as well. But I couldn’t find a way to make WebRoot direct to the ‘public_html’ directory. Is any solution for this?

Thanks,
Yunseuk Kim

[Scott Anderson]

Yunseuk,

I’d suggest creating another MyEclipse web project instead of the one you tried and pay particular attention to the values in the wizard pages. On one page you can put in the name of the web root directory. The default is WebRoot, but you can name it ‘public_html’ if that suits your needs better.

[ylukekim]

Thanks for the answer. I already knew how to change the name of WebRoot. My group uses Subversion and there are frequent check-out/ins. And so creating/managing another project by copying-and-pasting (whenever check-in/out takes place) is not desireable. My intension of using MyEclipse for the project was to utilize just some features in it but not all. I hope someday Myeclipse provides such a feature for my case. Thanks again.

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