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What platform are you on macOS, Linux, Windows? It is always in the same folder as the Eclipse executable but on some platforms this is not easy to find. Add a comment.
Active Oldest Votes. It should be right beside the executable. Improve this answer. Joe C Joe C This way Eclipse gives you an additional flexibility in certain cases.
Of course we want to put our PHP project there so we can edit the files and serve the pages at the same time. Then create a new PHP project and manually specify the path of your new project. What is the difference of projects that are inside and outside the workspace folder? The only noticeable difference is at the moment of creating new projects, When you create a project inside the workspace, Eclipse IDE will automatically create a folder for that project with the same name as the project itself.
On the other hand, if the project is outside the workspace location, you can set a random name for the project and then you have to set the path of the project manually regardless of the destination folder name.
A final note about the behavior of creating new project is that the Eclipse IDE will not let you link an external project that is actually inside your current workspace location. Also you can manually create any folder inside your Eclipse IDE workspace location but that does not mean Eclipse will recognize such folders as a project at all.
When you create the new project from the Eclipse IDE that shares the name of an existing folder that already exists in your workspace, Eclipse will automatically link all its contents to your new project. When you create a new workspace, Eclipse will automatically create a hidden folder called. It will contain all your custom global configurations about the editors, perspectives and views.
This configuration will be inherited by any new project by default. If you wish, you can override part of the global configuration with custom configurations values specific for each project.
When you create a new project, Eclipse will create these hidden files and folders inside your new project folder:. These files and folders contain information about your custom project configurations and building information that will let Eclipse show tree views of dependencies and classes among many other things. For your Eclipse IDE you will need to install more extensions for PHP development and other tools to help you in your project development journey.
Follow these steps and instructions:. Those are all the extensions to install for now. They should be enough to do local and remote PHP development.
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