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I have a fully working project (lets say its called "mygame") on disk which contains multiple activities. The activity which gets called first is called "launcher". I wish for the project to be called "com.mycompany.mygame", but when I do an import project in eclipse and select the root directory of my project, a dialog appears stating that the project that is located at this directory is "com.mycompany.mygame.launcher" with no way of changing it. My question is, what is eclipse using to determine that my project has the name "com.mycompany.mygame.launcher"? Is it something in the manifest?
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To rename the project, simply right-click the project and select "Refactor/Rename...". Fill in the new name and click OK.
getWorkbench(). getActiveWorkbenchWindow(). getActivePage(). getViews(); Your GMF plugin name can be found in your .
Show activity on this post. If the full path (as shown in the other answer) is to long, then you can use Window -> Preferences -> General -> Workspace -> Workspace Name instead to set a self defined label for each workspace, which is then shown prominently in the title bar.
If an icon in the package explorer looks like a blue folder, the project is closed and can be opened by double clicking on it. To close a project (say, to save memory if you have numerous projects available), click right on it and select Close Project.
I think the eclipse takes the class name which extends Activity. Because when u extend any other package like the Fragment etc., it won't create the by default Launcher for that particular class. So whenever the Class name with manifest point to launcher will get imported along Or it will attach the class name. with the package name
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