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how to get eclipse show a folder from file system

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i need to see a folder (svn) from file system in eclipse (is there a file explore functionality). how to achieve that?

i don't want the folder to be nested in a project. In best case eclipse links that folder to svn repository like all other projects.

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dermoritz Avatar asked Apr 04 '12 13:04

dermoritz


3 Answers

There is a Remote Systems View that offers access to your file system.

Window -> Show View -> Other... -> Remote Systems -> Remote Systems
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FrVaBe Avatar answered Nov 17 '22 01:11

FrVaBe


Eclipse: File -> New -> Project -> General -> Project ->

Untick 'default location'

Set location to the folder where your files reside you want to browse.

After pressing 'Finish' an Eclipse project is created showing all files residing in your folder

(because: creating a Eclipse project into an existing folder does not purge the files therein)

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Hartmut Pfarr Avatar answered Nov 17 '22 01:11

Hartmut Pfarr


Eclipse is project-centric, it will not show files or folders that are not part of a Project. You can create a link to any arbitrary location on your file system, but the link must live in a Project.

The closest thing I know of would be to install the Remote System Explorer (RSE, see http://www.eclipse.org/tm/), which offers a Local node in its Remote Systems view. But I doubt it has any integration with svn.

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E-Riz Avatar answered Nov 17 '22 01:11

E-Riz