In linux, use eclipse to open the windows project-Linux general technology-Linux programming and kernel information. The following is a detailed description. Environment:
Windows: xp + jdk1.6 + eclipse3.3 + ntfs partition format
Linux: fedora8 + jdk1.6 + eclipse3.3
To open a linux project in windows, you only need to refresh the project after it is opened to solve the platform problem. However, when I open a project under winodws in linux, I first found a lot of problems, such as the failure to connect to SVN and the inability to read metadata, finally, it was found that these were all because eclipse could not write windows files. For a single file, if you open it directly with gedit and save it, you can write the file in eclipse. However, for the entire project, you can only copy the entire project completely, without any other operations, eclipse can be read and written on the new copy project.
I still don't know if there are other methods. So far, I can only use this method. The specific reason is not clear. I think linux is copying files, writing new files is based on linux, so you can operate the copied project in eclipse.
New idea: the ntfs format may be used to compress all files, so it cannot be written in linux eclipse. If the ntfs compression function is not enabled, after the project is enabled, you can only perform a refresh operation.
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