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My Eclipse crashed, and a working set which I’d just spent an hour setting up is now missing.
But when I try and create a new working set with the same name, it says “A working set with that name already exists.”
So if it exists, where is it? I can’t find it in my workspace…
If it doesn’t exist, why can’t I create a new one of the same name?
I’ve tried refreshing my workspace (F5), and running ./eclipse -clean – no joy.
A little hack solved it 🙂
(Eclipse Java EE IDE for Web Developers, Version: Indigo Service Release 1)
Choose a project, right click on it.
Assign Working Sets…
In Working Set Assignments window: uncheck the checkbox called “Show only Package Explorer working sets” … and voila: there is the disappeared working set.
Check that working set and Click “OK” -> Working set will appear in Package Explorer.