Re: [jdt-dev] External eclipse projects drive change

[Andrew.Ferguson@xxxxxxxxxxx]

hi Matt,

 the project location is stored
in your local workspace

        ${workspace}/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.resources/.projects/<your
project name>/.location

However it is an internal (binary) file
and is not intended to be edited by users. I think the best option is to
delete the projects from your workspace (via the IDE - the projects should
already be closed in the navigator as they are invalid), and then do a

        File
-> Import... -> (General) Import Existing Projects Into Workspace

I think you could also enter the UNC
path of the project (in the import wizard) as the location to avoid this
happening again in future


btw, this list is for the development
of JDT - end-user questions should be asked on the newsgroups http://www.eclipse.org/newsgroups/

thanks,
Andrew

jdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 08/09/2006 17:26:30:

> Hi
> 
> I have all my eclipse java projects created externally on a mapped
> network drive.  I have changed machines at work and there is
a 
> different mapped drive located at that letter- now I can't open my
> projects, the new mapped drive must be there so I cannot change it
back.
> 
> Can I change the location of the projects in eclipse settings/config
> files/xml somewhere?
> 
> thanks
> Matt
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