Re: Directory structure for project in Eclipse using Subclipse

I do 2 different things.  For simple projects, each workspace contains a 
  project that corresponds to each branch/tag:

~/workspaces/default (this is the filesystem path)
-trunk
--src
--bin
-v3.0.0
--src
--bin

For more complex projects like Hibernate 3.3, which is all Mavenized and 
modular, I have a full workspace for each branch/tag becuase the modules 
become individual projects:

~/workspaces/hibernate/3.3
-hibernate-core
-hibernate-jmx
-jibernate-ehcache

I used to shun the multiple workspaces notion but I embrace it now. 
Keeps workspaces smaller/faster and provides a more narrow focus to what 
I'm working on.

-CB

Richard O. Hammer wrote:
> I am trying to figure out how to set up a project in Eclipse that will 
> use Subversion through the Subclipse plug-in.  I want a directory 
> structure that is logical and useful.
> 
> The documentation I see suggests using three directories under the 
> project home, one each for: trunk, branches, and tags.  But how does 
> that relate to the src and bin directories Eclipse likes to use?  Are 
> all five of those in the project home?  Or is there some way to set up 
> Eclipse to recognize a structure like this:
> 
> projectHome
> - trunk
>    - src
>    - bin
> -tags
> -branches
> 
> Or am I supposed to have a top level package named "trunk" in a 
> structure like this:
> 
> projectHome
> -src
>   - trunk
>   - tags
>   - branches
> -bin
> 
> What works?
> 
> Thank you,
> Rich Hammer
> 
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