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The Java builder copies all non-Java resources to the output directory tree. If a user has added resource and/or Java element filters to weed out files that are not part of the Java project per se, then the Java builder should ignore these files. My current work environment is a mixture of C, C++ and Java. The source tree we have contains all of them, plus several other extraneous files that are managed by a CM tool but are not code files. I can't change the source tree, but I can filter these non-Java files out of my Eclipse project. The Java builder should honor my filters and not copy these files to the output tree.
Would need addition of a filter mechanism for resource copying (could be reusing the platform mechanism ?)
We introduced in 20020214 a mechanism to filter files from the resource copy behavior. Resource copy filters : A new setting allows to specify exclusion filters for resource being copied to the output folder.. option id: "org.eclipse.jdt.core.builder.resourceCopyExclusionFilters" possible values: { "[,]* } where is a file name pattern (only * wild-cards allowed) default: "" This setting will soon be surfaced in the Java UI.