Note: When using source folders, non-Java resources are copied to the output folder by the Java builder. If you have non-Java resources (documentation, for example) that should not be copied into the output folder, you can create an ordinary folder and store the resources there. You can also use theJava > Compiler > Building preference page to specify a list of resources that will not be automatically copied to the output folder.
New Java Project wizard. (From the main workbench window, click File > New > Project....
Select Java Project, then click Next.)
Note: When you are using CVS as your repository, it is recommended that you create a .cvsignore file inside the project. In this file, add a line with the name of the output folder ("bin" for example). Adding the output folder in the .cvsignore file ensures that the CVS versioning support ignores the output folder in versioning operations.
Creating Java elements
Creating a new Java project
Creating a new source folder
Creating a Java project as its own source container
Creating a new Java package
Creating a new Java class
Creating a Java scrapbook page
Working with build paths