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Eclipse feature like NetBeans virtual filesystems?

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Steve Sobol - 01 Jun 2005 07:37 GMT
Does Eclipse have a feature like NetBeans' virtual filesystem feature? Am I
just missing it? Going through the Import/Export dialog is a royal pain when
I want to work directly on a CVS or FTP server.

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Dale King - 02 Jun 2005 04:39 GMT
> Does Eclipse have a feature like NetBeans' virtual filesystem feature?
> Am I just missing it? Going through the Import/Export dialog is a royal
> pain when I want to work directly on a CVS or FTP server.

Eclipse supports CVS so you can check out projects from CVS.

There is a WebDAV plugin that will let you map projects to FTP sites and
 can also do the same for Subversion (which is a better alternative to
CVS).

See: http://eclipsewiki.editme.com/Webdav

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