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I am looking for something other than right clicking on the project and then Refresh all option. Because its painful. I'm using an older version of Eclipse (v3.5).
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When a new file is created in Eclipse you might need to refresh the Eclipse project to see the new file. This refresh process can take place automatically. To set auto-refresh, go to window → preferences → general → workspace and check the "Refresh using native hooks or polling" check-box.
Open project, file, etc. Ctrl+Shift+R. Open Resource (file, folder or project) Alt+Enter. Show and access file properties.
4- CTRL-SHIFT-G: used to search for the references of a specific method in the work space. Mostly used when we want to know who calls a specific method. 5- CTRL-SHIFT-O: used to organize the imports of a file.
It's not ideal, but 'Shift-Alt-Q, P' (do the shift-alt-q combination, release all of the keys and then press 'p') brings you to the package explorer, where if you hit F5 while your project is selected, will refresh that whole project.
Like I said, not ideal, but the best I've been able to come up with.
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