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I have the eclipse setup working pretty well for the java files in my code. But now I want to integrated the JS files also, leaving other XSLs/CSS files. Can I do that? One is adding all the folders and then manually delete the unwanted ones, but Is there some clean way of doing that?

-Prtcl

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  • Just completed my answer, with the "linked folder" trick which avoids copying anything in the workspace while allowing you to see this new resource (and to filter it) – VonC Nov 19 '09 at 16:26

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You can

  • reference the JS folder in your workspace (without actually copying it): see linked folder.

  • then try adding a filter (in the package explorer, in the upper right corner of the view, there is a little down arrow, with a Tool tip saying "view menu": Java Element Filters)

Filters

If you do not want to view any xsl/css file, try to hide then to the "Name filter patterns" list

Java Element Filters

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  • But it would copy the JS files to the Workspace location, I want the current JS files to be there itslef, and only use Eclipse to view and Edit those. –  Nov 19 '09 at 13:00