I have created a couple of java working sets for a project in my workspace and want to share them with other people (using different workspaces). Is there a way to export them?
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Although, File → Export → Team → Team Project Set is the correct way to export working sets, you could write an Eclipse External Tool.
External Tools
Open a new dialog by navigating:
Run → External Tools → External Tools Configurations…
Select Program and click the New button to create a new configuration.
Note: You will only need to use the "Main" tab.
Give the tool a title e.g. "Export Working Sets"
Windows
${env_var:SystemRoot}\System32\cmd.exe
${env_var:USERPROFILE}\Documents
Arguments:
Linux
/bin/cp
${env_var:HOME}/Documents
Arguments:
You can try and export (as in "copy to another people workspace metadata directory"):
This is the file referencing your working sets.
z0r adds in the comments:
download the AnyEdit addon:
Description | Download page
and then use the following work through:
In Eclipse Indigo the working sets export has moved to Export -> Team Project Set and there is a check box top left to export working sets.