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I'm using a default Eclipse project file generated for my Android application, and I want to keep it in a targets/ directory (along with other eclipse-specific files) in order to better organize my project structure (I also plan on adding a target for NetBeans). Simple question, I suppose: Is this possible? You can define target or output destination by change the output folder. I guess you can do that by change the dir path under Property of the Android project. If you want to reorganize all your Eclipse projects, you can create a new workplace (Files/Switch workplace) and start creating new

I installed Netbeans , because I am reading the book : Java in 21 days. I'm a complete novice in the world of programming. When I try to open a new project in Netbeans , I get the error : Project Folder already exists and is not empty . Deleting the nbproject folder and restarting the IDE doesn't solve this problem. Can anybody help me? I have NetBeans 7.3.1 installed on a mac (10.8.4) and it works flawlessly. I do recall having a similar issue, however, when trying to create a project into a directory I thought was empty (it wasn't...). For me it was just a matter of deleting the project

So I have this Bitnami EC2 instance which had project 'Project' in it by default (at /apps/django/django_projects), so I started following the django tutorial and done everything. I am able to access this project at http://myIp/Project/. So after having finished the tutorial I set off to create my own project. I created the project using django-admin.py startproject DoE in the same directory as project 'Project' (i.e. /apps/django/django_projects), followed by python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000 But the problem is when I go to http://myIp/DoE/ I get this error: Not Found The requested URL

There seems to be no option in STS 3.6.1 to create a Roo app. While Googling I noticed this question for the same problem in version 3.5.0, and the sloution was to install Roo to STS manually as it is no longer included. Sweet, so I did that. I installed it from the STS dashboard and after installation was complete and STS was re-started the dashboard shows this (so the installation was successful): And lo and behold... still no option to creat a Spring Roo app! So... how can I find the option to create a Spring Roo app from within Spring tool Suite? You must install "Spring IDE - Roo

I have created a new project called auth using react-native init auth at terminal.When i tried to run the project using react-native run-ios. The build failed and gave a error 'React/RCTBridgeDelegate.h' file not found. Tried to update the react native version react-native run-ios at terminal in mac I expect the build to be successful and see the ios simulator The actual result which i got is build failed and hence cant see the simulator The issue is related to cocoapods dependency manager . open the terminal and then go to your project ios director, and then type "pod init" (If it doesn't

I'm making use of Eigen library which promises vectorization of matrix operations. I don't know how to use the files given in Eigen and write a makefile. The source files which make use of Eigen include files as listed below, these are not even header files (They are just some text files)- <Eigen/Core> <Eigen/Dense> <Eigen/Eigen> and so on. On Eigen's webpage, it's mentioned that, in order to use its functions I don't have to build the project, then how can I include these files in my makefile to build my project. My example main.c file looks like this. Can anyone show me how to write a