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I've been using a eclipse with the aptana plugin and have all my projects neatly defined.

However one project is a main corporate website lets say http://sun.com and it's set up nicely for FTP transfers.

However i was wondering if there was a way to define directories of that as subprojects or projects in there own right without messing up the file transfer stuff.

Any ideas?

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  • Maybe creating project inside any folder of the main project? – markcial Mar 31 '10 at 09:57
  • I thought of that but not sure if changes here will confict with the copy sitting in the main folder when I do a svn commit. I can add a ignore for them because then the subproject would also respect this. – TPorteus Mar 31 '10 at 10:58
  • Do you have any sample Java script work which is built using the Aptana, if yes can you please share with me, thanks in advance – gmhk Apr 16 '10 at 05:30

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Eclipse projects can't have sub-projects:

How to setup an Eclipse Project with multiple Subprojects (OSGi-Bundles)

However, as the poster suggested there, you could have a different workspace where each of the sub-directories was defined as its own project. You would have to switch between the two workspaces, but that may not be an onerous workflow depending on the situation.

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