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ADT: Organize ABAP System Connections in Project Explorer

Former Member

Hi Community,

Is there a chance or is it planned to organize different systems under a folder node in the Project Explorer?

That would help a lot to organize different customer systems in Eclipse.

This should look like that:

Actually folders can only be created under the ABAP projects itself.

Kind regards

Silvio

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schneidermic0
Advisor
Advisor

Hi Silvio,

Maybe, you want to use working sets.

I could configure my projects as you proposed it in your first screenshot (the working sets are the root folders).

You can configure working sets in the following way:

  1. Open the menu in Project Explorer and choose "Select Working Set..."
  2. Choose "New..." to define your first working set (e.g., for customer 1 in your case)
  3. Select "Resource" as working set type
  4. Specify a name for your working set and select the projects that shall be assigned to the working set
  5. Repeat steps 2-4 for your working sets
  6. Back on the "Select Working Set" screen, select your working sets and choose "Selected Working Set"
  7. Open the menu in Project Explorer, again. Choose "Top Level Elements > Working Sets" to define your working sets as root folder in Project Explorer

Done. If you create a new ABAP project you have to assign it to your working sets. This can also be specified on the last page of the "New ABAP Project"-wizard.

I hope this helps.

Michael

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SuhaSaha
Advisor
Advisor

Hi Silvio,

I know this is a matter of taste, but i would use different "workspaces" for different customers 🙂

BR,

Suhas

schneidermic0
Advisor
Advisor

Hi Silvio,

Maybe, you want to use working sets.

I could configure my projects as you proposed it in your first screenshot (the working sets are the root folders).

You can configure working sets in the following way:

  1. Open the menu in Project Explorer and choose "Select Working Set..."
  2. Choose "New..." to define your first working set (e.g., for customer 1 in your case)
  3. Select "Resource" as working set type
  4. Specify a name for your working set and select the projects that shall be assigned to the working set
  5. Repeat steps 2-4 for your working sets
  6. Back on the "Select Working Set" screen, select your working sets and choose "Selected Working Set"
  7. Open the menu in Project Explorer, again. Choose "Top Level Elements > Working Sets" to define your working sets as root folder in Project Explorer

Done. If you create a new ABAP project you have to assign it to your working sets. This can also be specified on the last page of the "New ABAP Project"-wizard.

I hope this helps.

Michael

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Thanks, a lot, for the detailed steps.

Best Regards,

Abhijeet

Former Member
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Hi Michael,

Yes, the "Working Set" is exactely that what I am looking for.

Thank you!

Silvio