STS Tool Suite Question

[dcwmark]

Team Grails Forum,

I do not know if I should post this question in this forum.  I have a need to switch to a diff machine.  So on the new machine I installed STS as the original one BUT the STS on the new setup; in the Project Explorer, the folders for Domain, Controller, and Service are missing.  Most of the other folder like view, scripts, plugins are there.  I can still use ctrl-shift-R to get to the classes.  Has this happened to anyone else?  Does anyone know how I can get the missing folders to show up?  If I am posting this in the wrong forum, may I ask if you could point me to the right one?


Cordially,
Entaro Adun.

[dcwmark]

Sorry, never mind.  I deleted the project and re-imported it.  Still, it would be good to know why those folders disappeared in the first place, even though they are still on disk.  

[corinnekrych]

If you are in grails perspective those folder are hidden. Switching to Java  perspective will aloow to see them.

Regards,
Corinne

2012/7/11 dcwmark <[hidden email]>

Team Grails Forum,

I do know if I should post this question in this forum.  I have a need to
switch to a diff machine.  So on the new machine I installed STS as the
original one BUT the STS on the new setup; in the Project Explorer, the
folders for Domain, Controller, and Service are missing.  Most of the other
folder like view, scripts, plugins are there.  I can still use ctrl-shift-R
to get to the classes.  Has this happened to anyone else?  Does anyone know
how I can get the missing folders to show up?  If I am posting this in the
wrong forum, may I ask if you could point me to the right one?


Cordially,
Entaro Adun.

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[zyro]

window -> show view -> navigator helps staying in the grails perspective :)

-------- Original Message  --------
Subject: Re: [grails-user] STS Tool Suite Question
From: Corinne Krych <[hidden email]>
To: [hidden email]
Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2012 19:29:08 +0200

> If you are in grails perspective those folder are hidden. Switching to
> Java  perspective will aloow to see them.
>
> Regards,
> Corinne
>
> 2012/7/11 dcwmark <[hidden email] <mailto:[hidden email]>>
>
>     Team Grails Forum,
>
>     I do know if I should post this question in this forum.  I have a
>     need to
>     switch to a diff machine.  So on the new machine I installed STS as the
>     original one BUT the STS on the new setup; in the Project Explorer, the
>     folders for Domain, Controller, and Service are missing.  Most of
>     the other
>     folder like view, scripts, plugins are there.  I can still use
>     ctrl-shift-R
>     to get to the classes.  Has this happened to anyone else?  Does
>     anyone know
>     how I can get the missing folders to show up?  If I am posting this
>     in the
>     wrong forum, may I ask if you could point me to the right one?
>
>
>     Cordially,
>     Entaro Adun.
>
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[dcwmark]

Ms. Krych,

Thank you for your kind response,  Would you know how I may recover from that should there be a next time; without deleting the project and "re-importing" it?

The java perspective works but somewhat disorienting after working with Grails perspective for a while.  Also, the feeling that something is not quite right just gnaw at the back of my mind.  ;-)


Cordially,
Entaro Adun.