jdeveloper project file structure

[nooobody]

I am just starting with Jdeveloper 10g and would like to be able to
create a file structure in a project or import files into a project
while retaining the existing file structure. I get source files
arranged in packages correctly but everything else, such as images and
jsps end up as "miscellaneous files". It appears that Jdeveloper is
providing a pseudo-view that hides the actual file tree. Also, I have
not found a way to add an empty directory to a project without also
adding a file in the directory and have had to sometimes resort to
putting in a dummy file just to create the directory. This is all
quite frustrating, to say the least. Any instructions or suggestions
would be appreciated.

 

[shay]

Try posting your question on the JDeveloper forum on OTN (linked on
the right side of http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev).

Also try and look at the system navigator and see if it is a better
view for you than the application navigator.

 

[Andrew Thompson]

On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 04:00:27 GMT, nooobody wrote:

(IDE woes)

Any instructions or suggestions
would be appreciated.

Dump the IDE. Use the command line and ANT.

 

[nooobody]

Try posting your question on the JDeveloper forum on OTN (linked on
the right side of http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev).

Also try and look at the system navigator and see if it is a better
view for you than the application navigator.

Thanks Shay, that forum looks like a useful resource. I've looked at
the system navigator, but it offers little improvement. I may go back
to Eclipse.

 

[nooobody]

On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 04:00:27 GMT, nooobody wrote:

(IDE woes)

Dump the IDE. Use the command line and ANT.

Well, we are using Ant, just accessing it through the IDE. I may dump
Jdeveloper and go back to Eclipse, which I used previously on simpler
projects than my current one. I may even try NetBeans. Sometimes I'm
tempted to go back to Textpad; we have one developer where I work who
does quite well with it.

 

[Sudsy]

Well, we are using Ant, just accessing it through the IDE. I may dump
Jdeveloper and go back to Eclipse, which I used previously on simpler
projects than my current one. I may even try NetBeans. Sometimes I'm
tempted to go back to Textpad; we have one developer where I work who
does quite well with it.

Is Bad Boy hiring?

 

[nooobody]

Is Bad Boy hiring?

I'd be the last man to know