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I'm setting up a new dev machine with Eclipse 3.7 Indigo. After pulling a my code down from SVN, the source tree in the Package Explorer is intermittently littered with a > to the left of the file name The parent package names have them too. (Note that this is an AspectJ project, but I don't think that matters.)
What does the > indicate in the Eclipse Package Manager?
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The solution I found was on the . classpath. There was a line there with the name of the package I had just added to the build path (even after the Ctrl+Z). Delete that line and after refreshing the project your whole src folder will be turned into a normal folder.
Project Explorer additional nodes for web projects, enterprise projects, spring beans and web services. Package Explorer - Provided by the Java Development Tools (JDT) UI project, this provides a view of Java classes for the workspace.
The key to make it organized is to open the Package Explorer's View Menu again and enable Top Level Elements > Working Sets. Then the projects are grouped by working set visually in the package explorer.
The Package Explorer view, shown by default in the Java perspective, shows the Java element hierarchy of the Java projects in your workbench. It provides you with a Java-specific view of the resources shown in the Navigator. The element hierarchy is derived from the project's build paths.
It means the file has been modified as compared to the version in your source control repository.
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