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  • Subject: Organization of Objects in Eclipse....
  • From: James Cicenia <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 29 Feb 2004 11:04:14 -0600

Hello -

I am using Eclipse and am very happy with it for my development of
my project. But now that I am knee deep in objects, eo classes, base classes,
and pages I was wondering how the pros organize their project.


As an example I have a page with 4 graphs on it. We will call this page
Dashboard which of course is a component. This component will then
nest 4 graph components which will nest the graph and the pull down to
select a type of graph.

So suddenly I have in one directory:

Dashboard

DashboardQ1
DashboardGraphQ1
DashboardPullDownQ1
*4 components =

13 components + 13 java classes = 26 files + the .api files = 38 Files
all in my src directory! An absolute explosion!

Should I create another directory under src called dashboard and
put everything in there? Will this cause any unforeseen problems
down the road?

Finally should the graphing logic be in the parent object Dashboard
or in each individual quadrant object, i.e. DashboardQ1?

Now mind you I will have about 8 pages like this.

Thanks again for all the wisdom and help I have received from this list.

Yours,
James Cicenia
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