I've got some Android apps, Some GWT + App Engine work, some Struts2 +
Hibernate work, and a couple of versions of the same project (one dev, one
release), each of which gets it's own workspace.
I find using separate workspaces tends to lower memory usage and it's tidier
if you're trying to work on a multiple webapps.
Al.
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[mailto:android-develop...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Tom Gibara
Sent: 28 April 2009 17:14
To: android-developers@googlegroups.com
Subject: [android-developers] Re: Eclipse plugin 0.9
In my experience of Eclipse and how others use it, I'd say it's unusual to
have several workspaces. Most development is done in one workspace with
projects grouped into 'project sets'.
You need particular workspace specific requirements to make it worth
configuring multiple workspaces.
Tom
Can someone confirm or let me know if it's a problem with my setup where the
0.9 eclipse plugin will complain about not finding the SDK even if the
workspace has no Android projects in it?
I work on a few projects and many of them don't have Android apps involved,
so it's a little annoying to get the popup on every single workspace.
Al.
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