Hi,
I found this post is very intersting .
http://www.miuaiga.com/index.cfm/2009/9/3/Show-open-workspace-name-in-Eclipse-title-bar
following is the detail how to do this:
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In Eclipse, I can switch worskpaces by going to File > Switch Workspace ... but it doesn't give any indication of which workspace I have open at the time.... until now!
The -showLocation parameter causes Eclipse to show the current workspace name in the title bar of the application window (as well as the perspective name for the open perspective).
To add this to your Eclipse configuration (in Windows) is very easy:
Just right-click the shortcut you use to open Eclipse, and select 'properties'.
Then, add "-showLocation" (without the quotes) to the end of the "Target" line.
My shortcut target was: C:\ECLIPSE35\eclipse\eclipse.exe 3.5
Now it looks like this: C:\ECLIPSE35\eclipse\eclipse.exe 3.5 -showLocation
thanks to MichaelE for this small but very helpful tips:)
Thanks,
Prashant
Hi Prashant,
ReplyDeleteThe showLocation property is really important thing but should we install coldfusion for this change or its only a eclipse property.
Hi Tony,
ReplyDeletethere is no need to install coldfusion for this change ,Yea you are right it's only eclipse property.
Thanks
Prashant
can we use coldfusion for eclipse?
ReplyDelete