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 <h1>
 Project Explorer view</H1>
 <P CLASS="Intro">

 This view provides a hierarchical view of the resources in the Workbench.</p>
 <P CLASS="Para">
 Here is what the Project Explorer view looks like:</P>
 <P CLASS="Para">
 <img src="../images/Image241_nav_view.png" alt="Project Explorer View" border="0" ></P>
 <p CLASS="Head">
 To add the Project Explorer view to the current perspective, click
 <a class="command-link" href='javascript:executeCommand("org.eclipse.ui.views.showView(org.eclipse.ui.views.showView.viewId=org.eclipse.ui.views.ResourceNavigator)")'>
 <img src="PLUGINS_ROOT/org.eclipse.help/command_link.png">
 <b>Window &gt; Show View &gt; Other... &gt; General &gt; Project Explorer</b></a>.
 </p>
 <P CLASS="Para">&nbsp;
 </P>
 <h2>Toolbar</h2>
 <H3>Collapse All</H3>
 <P>This command collapses the tree expansion state of all resources in the
 view.</P>
 <H3>Link with Editor</H3>
 <P>This command toggles whether the Project Explorer view selection is linked to
 the active editor. When this option is selected, changing the active editor
 will automatically update the Project Explorer selection to the resource being
 edited.</P>
 <P><BR>
 </P>
 <H2>Menus</H2>
 <P>Click the black upside-down triangle icon to
 open a menu of items specific to the Project Explorer view. Right-click inside
 the view to open a context menu.&nbsp;</P>
 <H3>Top Level Elements</H3>
 <P>Choose whether to show working sets or projects as top level elements.  Chosing working sets allows easy grouping of projects in large workspaces.</P>
 <H3>Select Working Set</H3>
 <P>Opens the <B>Select Working Set</B> dialog to allow selecting a working set for the Project Explorer view.</P>
 <H3>Deselect Working Set</H3>
 <P>Deselects the current working set. </P>
 <H3>Edit Active Working Set</H3>
 <P>Opens the <B>Edit Working Set</B> dialog to allow changing the current working set.</P>
 <DIV CLASS="Topic">
 <h3>
 Package Presentation</h3>
 <P CLASS="Para">
 Toggles package compression on and off.  If it's Flat, certain folder structures (such as Java packages) will be compressed to make
 navigation easier.
 </P>
 </DIV>
 <DIV CLASS="Topic">
 <h3>
 Customize View</h3>
 <P CLASS="Para">
 This command allows customization of view filters and content modules.  The previous will allow you to supress the display of certain
 types of files while the later will allow entirely new types of content to be shown in the view.  Here
 is what the Customize View dialog looks like:</P>
 <P CLASS="Para">
 <img src="../images/Image210_filefilter.png" alt="Filters dialog" border="0" ></P>
 </DIV>
 <H3>Link with Editor</H3>
 <P>See the toolbar item description above.</P>
 <P><BR>
 In addition to these menu items, the Project Explorer view menu shows a list of
 recently used working sets that have been selected in the view.</P>
 <P><BR>
 </P>
 <h2>Context menu</h2>
 <DIV CLASS="Topic">
 <h3 CLASS="Head">
 New</H3>
 <P CLASS="Para">
 This command allows you to create a new resource in the Workbench. Select the
 type of resource to create from the submenu.</P>
 </DIV>
 <DIV CLASS="Topic">
 <h3 CLASS="Head">
 Copy</H3>
 <P CLASS="Para">This command copies the selected resource to the clipboard.</P>
 </DIV>
 <H3>Paste</H3>
 <P>This command pastes resources on the clipboard into the selected project
 or folder. If a resource is selected the resources on the clipboard are
 pasted as siblings of the selected resource.</P>
 <h3 CLASS="Head">
 Delete</H3>
 <P CLASS="Para">This command deletes the selected resource from the workspace.</P>
 <DIV CLASS="Topic">
 <h3 CLASS="Head">Move</H3>
 <P CLASS="Para">
 This command moves the selected resource to another location.
 A dialog will appear, prompting for the destination location to which the resource
 will be moved.&nbsp;&nbsp;</P>
 </DIV>
 <DIV CLASS="Topic">
 <h3 CLASS="Head">
 Rename</H3>
 <P CLASS="Para">
 This command allows you to specify a new name for the selected resource.</P>
 </DIV>
 <DIV CLASS="Topic">
 <h3 CLASS="Head">
 Import</H3>
 <P CLASS="Para">
 This command opens the import wizard and allows you to select resources
 to import into the Workbench.
 </P>
 </DIV>

 <DIV CLASS="Topic">
 <h3 CLASS="Head">
 Export</H3>
 <P CLASS="Para">
 This command opens the export wizard and allows you to export resources
 to an external location.
 </P>
 </DIV>

 <h3 CLASS="Head">
 Refresh</H3>
 <P CLASS="Para">This command refreshes the Workbench's view of the selected resource and
 its children. For example, this is used when you create a new file for
 an existing project outside the Workbench and want the file to appear in
 the Project Explorer view.</P>
 <DIV CLASS="Topic">
 <h3 CLASS="Head">Close Project</H3>
 <P CLASS="Para">The close project command is visible when an open project is selected.
 This command closes the selected project.</P>
 </DIV>
 <DIV CLASS="Topic">
 <h3 CLASS="Head">Close Unrelated Projects</H3>
 <P CLASS="Para">This command will close any project which are unrelated to the selected project.</P>
 </DIV>
 <H3>Open Project</H3>
 <P>The open project command is visible when a closed project is selected.
 This command opens the selected project.</P>
 <DIV CLASS="Topic">
 <h3 CLASS="Head">
 Team</H3>
   <p CLASS="Head"> Menu items in the Team sub-menu are related to version control
     management and are determined by the version control management system that
     is associated with the project. Eclipse provides the special menu item<b>
     Share Project...</b> for projects that are not under version control management.
     This command will present a wizard that allows you to choose to share
     the project with any version control management systems that has been added
     to Eclipse. Eclipse ships with support for CVS.</p>
   </DIV>
 <DIV CLASS="Topic">
 <h3 CLASS="Head">Compare With</H3>

 <P CLASS="Para">
 Commands on the Compare With sub-menu allow you to do one of the following
 types of compares: </P>
   <UL CLASS="UnorderedList">
     <LI CLASS="Item"> Compare two or three selected resources with each other</LI>
     <LI CLASS="Item"> Compare the selected resource with remote versions (if the
       project is associated with a version control management system).</LI>
     <LI CLASS="Item"> Compare the selected resource with a local history state</LI>
   </UL>

 <P CLASS="Para">After you select the type of compare you want to do, you will
       either see a compare editor or a compare dialog. In the compare editor,
       you can browse and copy various changes between the compared resources.&nbsp;
       In the compare dialog, you can only browse through the changes.&nbsp;&nbsp;</P>

 </DIV>
 <DIV CLASS="Topic">
 <h3 CLASS="Head">
 Replace With</h3>
   <P CLASS="Para"> Commands on the Replace With sub-menu allow you to replace the
     selected resource with another state from the local history. If the project
     is under version control management, there may be additional items supplied
     by the version control management system as well.</P>
 </DIV>
 <DIV CLASS="Topic">
 <h3 CLASS="Head">
 Properties</H3>
   <P CLASS="Para"> This command displays the properties of the selected resource.
     The kinds of properties that are displayed depend on what type of resource
     is selected. Resource properties may include (but are not limited to):</P>
   <UL CLASS="UnorderedList">
     <LI CLASS="Item">Path relative to the project in which it is held</LI>
     <LI CLASS="Item">Type of resource</LI>
     <LI CLASS="Item">Absolute file system path, or name of path variable when using linked resources</LI>
     <LI CLASS="Item">Resolved path variable when using a path variable for a linked resource</LI>
     <LI CLASS="Item">Size of resource</LI>
     <LI CLASS="Item">Last modified date</LI>
     <LI CLASS="Item">Read-only status</LI>
     <LI CLASS="Item">Derived resource status</LI>
     <LI CLASS="Item">Execution arguments, if it is an executable resource</LI>
     <LI CLASS="Item">Program launchers, if it is launchable</LI>
     <LI CLASS="Item">Project dependencies, if any</LI>
   </UL>
 </DIV>

 <p><img border="0" src="../images/ngrelc.png" alt="Related concepts" >
 <br><a href="../concepts/concepts-26.htm">Team programming with CVS</a>
 <br><A HREF="../concepts/concepts-29.htm">Three-way compare</A>
 <br><a href="../concepts/concepts-13.htm">Linked resources</a>
 </p>

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	<BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff">
	<h1>
	Project Explorer view</H1>
	<P CLASS="Intro">

	This view provides a hierarchical view of the resources in the Workbench.</p>
	<P CLASS="Para">
	Here is what the Project Explorer view looks like:</P>
	<P CLASS="Para">
	<img src="../images/Image241_nav_view.png" alt="Project Explorer View" border="0" ></P>
	<p CLASS="Head">
	To add the Project Explorer view to the current perspective, click
	<a class="command-link" href='javascript:executeCommand("org.eclipse.ui.views.showView(org.eclipse.ui.views.showView.viewId=org.eclipse.ui.views.ResourceNavigator)")'>
	<img src="PLUGINS_ROOT/org.eclipse.help/command_link.png">
	<b>Window > Show View > Other... > General > Project Explorer</b></a>.
	</p>
	<P CLASS="Para">
	</P>
	<h2>Toolbar</h2>
	<H3>Collapse All</H3>
	<P>This command collapses the tree expansion state of all resources in the
	view.</P>
	<H3>Link with Editor</H3>
	<P>This command toggles whether the Project Explorer view selection is linked to
	the active editor. When this option is selected, changing the active editor
	will automatically update the Project Explorer selection to the resource being
	edited.</P>
	<P><BR>
	</P>
	<H2>Menus</H2>
	<P>Click the black upside-down triangle icon to
	open a menu of items specific to the Project Explorer view. Right-click inside
	the view to open a context menu. </P>
	<H3>Top Level Elements</H3>
	<P>Choose whether to show working sets or projects as top level elements. Chosing working sets allows easy grouping of projects in large workspaces.</P>
	<H3>Select Working Set</H3>
	<P>Opens the <B>Select Working Set</B> dialog to allow selecting a working set for the Project Explorer view.</P>
	<H3>Deselect Working Set</H3>
	<P>Deselects the current working set. </P>
	<H3>Edit Active Working Set</H3>
	<P>Opens the <B>Edit Working Set</B> dialog to allow changing the current working set.</P>
	<DIV CLASS="Topic">
	<h3>
	Package Presentation</h3>
	<P CLASS="Para">
	Toggles package compression on and off. If it's Flat, certain folder structures (such as Java packages) will be compressed to make
	navigation easier.
	</P>
	</DIV>
	<DIV CLASS="Topic">
	<h3>
	Customize View</h3>
	<P CLASS="Para">
	This command allows customization of view filters and content modules. The previous will allow you to supress the display of certain
	types of files while the later will allow entirely new types of content to be shown in the view. Here
	is what the Customize View dialog looks like:</P>
	<P CLASS="Para">
	<img src="../images/Image210_filefilter.png" alt="Filters dialog" border="0" ></P>
	</DIV>
	<H3>Link with Editor</H3>
	<P>See the toolbar item description above.</P>
	<P><BR>
	In addition to these menu items, the Project Explorer view menu shows a list of
	recently used working sets that have been selected in the view.</P>
	<P><BR>
	</P>
	<h2>Context menu</h2>
	<DIV CLASS="Topic">
	<h3 CLASS="Head">
	New</H3>
	<P CLASS="Para">
	This command allows you to create a new resource in the Workbench. Select the
	type of resource to create from the submenu.</P>
	</DIV>
	<DIV CLASS="Topic">
	<h3 CLASS="Head">
	Copy</H3>
	<P CLASS="Para">This command copies the selected resource to the clipboard.</P>
	</DIV>
	<H3>Paste</H3>
	<P>This command pastes resources on the clipboard into the selected project
	or folder. If a resource is selected the resources on the clipboard are
	pasted as siblings of the selected resource.</P>
	<h3 CLASS="Head">
	Delete</H3>
	<P CLASS="Para">This command deletes the selected resource from the workspace.</P>
	<DIV CLASS="Topic">
	<h3 CLASS="Head">Move</H3>
	<P CLASS="Para">
	This command moves the selected resource to another location.
	A dialog will appear, prompting for the destination location to which the resource
	will be moved.  </P>
	</DIV>
	<DIV CLASS="Topic">
	<h3 CLASS="Head">
	Rename</H3>
	<P CLASS="Para">
	This command allows you to specify a new name for the selected resource.</P>
	</DIV>
	<DIV CLASS="Topic">
	<h3 CLASS="Head">
	Import</H3>
	<P CLASS="Para">
	This command opens the import wizard and allows you to select resources
	to import into the Workbench.
	</P>
	</DIV>

	<DIV CLASS="Topic">
	<h3 CLASS="Head">
	Export</H3>
	<P CLASS="Para">
	This command opens the export wizard and allows you to export resources
	to an external location.
	</P>
	</DIV>

	<h3 CLASS="Head">
	Refresh</H3>
	<P CLASS="Para">This command refreshes the Workbench's view of the selected resource and
	its children. For example, this is used when you create a new file for
	an existing project outside the Workbench and want the file to appear in
	the Project Explorer view.</P>
	<DIV CLASS="Topic">
	<h3 CLASS="Head">Close Project</H3>
	<P CLASS="Para">The close project command is visible when an open project is selected.
	This command closes the selected project.</P>
	</DIV>
	<DIV CLASS="Topic">
	<h3 CLASS="Head">Close Unrelated Projects</H3>
	<P CLASS="Para">This command will close any project which are unrelated to the selected project.</P>
	</DIV>
	<H3>Open Project</H3>
	<P>The open project command is visible when a closed project is selected.
	This command opens the selected project.</P>
	<DIV CLASS="Topic">
	<h3 CLASS="Head">
	Team</H3>
	<p CLASS="Head"> Menu items in the Team sub-menu are related to version control
	management and are determined by the version control management system that
	is associated with the project. Eclipse provides the special menu item<b>
	Share Project...</b> for projects that are not under version control management.
	This command will present a wizard that allows you to choose to share
	the project with any version control management systems that has been added
	to Eclipse. Eclipse ships with support for CVS.</p>
	</DIV>
	<DIV CLASS="Topic">
	<h3 CLASS="Head">Compare With</H3>

	<P CLASS="Para">
	Commands on the Compare With sub-menu allow you to do one of the following
	types of compares: </P>
	<UL CLASS="UnorderedList">
	<LI CLASS="Item"> Compare two or three selected resources with each other</LI>
	<LI CLASS="Item"> Compare the selected resource with remote versions (if the
	project is associated with a version control management system).</LI>
	<LI CLASS="Item"> Compare the selected resource with a local history state</LI>
	</UL>

	<P CLASS="Para">After you select the type of compare you want to do, you will
	either see a compare editor or a compare dialog. In the compare editor,
	you can browse and copy various changes between the compared resources.
	In the compare dialog, you can only browse through the changes.  </P>

	</DIV>
	<DIV CLASS="Topic">
	<h3 CLASS="Head">
	Replace With</h3>
	<P CLASS="Para"> Commands on the Replace With sub-menu allow you to replace the
	selected resource with another state from the local history. If the project
	is under version control management, there may be additional items supplied
	by the version control management system as well.</P>
	</DIV>
	<DIV CLASS="Topic">
	<h3 CLASS="Head">
	Properties</H3>
	<P CLASS="Para"> This command displays the properties of the selected resource.
	The kinds of properties that are displayed depend on what type of resource
	is selected. Resource properties may include (but are not limited to):</P>
	<UL CLASS="UnorderedList">
	<LI CLASS="Item">Path relative to the project in which it is held</LI>
	<LI CLASS="Item">Type of resource</LI>
	<LI CLASS="Item">Absolute file system path, or name of path variable when using linked resources</LI>
	<LI CLASS="Item">Resolved path variable when using a path variable for a linked resource</LI>
	<LI CLASS="Item">Size of resource</LI>
	<LI CLASS="Item">Last modified date</LI>
	<LI CLASS="Item">Read-only status</LI>
	<LI CLASS="Item">Derived resource status</LI>
	<LI CLASS="Item">Execution arguments, if it is an executable resource</LI>
	<LI CLASS="Item">Program launchers, if it is launchable</LI>
	<LI CLASS="Item">Project dependencies, if any</LI>
	</UL>
	</DIV>

	<p><img border="0" src="../images/ngrelc.png" alt="Related concepts" >
	<br><a href="../concepts/concepts-26.htm">Team programming with CVS</a>
	<br><A HREF="../concepts/concepts-29.htm">Three-way compare</A>
	<br><a href="../concepts/concepts-13.htm">Linked resources</a>
	</p>

	<p><img border="0" src="../images/ngrelr.png" alt="Related references" >
	<br><a href="ref-25.htm">Compare editor</a>
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