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Because of a drive failure I’ve had to reconstruct my development environment. Part of that included reinstalling eclipse/myeclipse and re-creating projects.
I had a project that included web services. I have all of the code. I’ve recreated the project, but there’s obviously some metadata that needs reconstructing since myeclipse seems not to “know” about the webservices. In other words, my services.xml file is empty.
Not entirely surprising, but is there a way I can reconstruct this information automagically or is it a manual operation?
Any help appreciated.
Disregard. As I had moved from Windows to Linux, the “Web Services” folder became the “WebServices” directory, so the base services.xml was not being picked up. And of course after hours of searching I only discover this AFTER I posted my question.
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I attempted to rename a Web project after deleting it’s associated EJB and EAR projects. It hung up and I had to kill MyEclipse. I restarted but now I can only open a few of my projects. The other projects are on disks and seem fine, but I can’t import the projects (File -> Import ->General -> Existing Projects) because they do not appear in the list. They are still in my “workspace” folder and appear intact. Even the metadata.
I can open individual files from these projects but not the entire project. I hate IDE’s.
