When you have a Java project in Eclipse, how do you change the location where the class files are placed? The bin directory is the default location.
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When you have a Java project in Eclipse, how do you change the location where the class files are placed? The bin directory is the default location.
You can change the folder name from bin to something else.
Right click on your project and select
Properties.And then click on
Java Build Path.On the right side you can see the tabs
Source,Projects,Libraries,…Click on
Source. Check theDefault output folder:. There you can browse and select the different folder you want.But you cannot change the directory. For example if your project is in D: drive you cannot keep the output folder in C: drive.