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Re: Changing a projects name




Le 07-12-31 à 15:58, Simon McLean a écrit :

Hi All -

I need to change the name of an application and a framework. I've had 2 ideas on how to do it:

1) Use the Eclipse refactor method to simply rename the project. I can tick "update all references" but I'm not convinced it's going to do a thorough job. I'm guessing there are going to be some build properties that the refactor tools don't see ?

If you only want to change the name of the project but you want to keep the old name for the build (.woa/.framework), you can use the refactor method.


If you also want to change the name of your build, you have to change the build.properties file, only if you want to also change the name of your build. You also have to modify the "Working directory" value in your run configuration (Open Run dialog -> WO app -> your app -> Arguments).

2) Create a new project with the new name, then use refactoring to move all the packages and components into the new project.

Any more suggestions or tips on how not to get burnt ?

Thanks, Simon

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