Viewing and Editing Project Properties
To view and edit the properties for a project:
1. In Project Explorer, right-click the project name and select Properties.
The Properties for the selected project dialog is displayed. By default, the following Resource properties are displayed.
Property Name | Description |
|---|---|
Path | Path of the project. It is relative to the workspace. |
Type | Type is displayed as Project and is relative to the workspace location. |
Location | Workspace location of the project or artifact. Clicking  displays the project within the local file system. |
Last modified | Date and time when the artifact was last updated. |
Text file encoding | Encoding options for text file: • Inherited from container: Encoding value is based on the local system setting. This option is selected by default. • Other: Select another encoding value instead of the value inherited from the container if the text files use a different encoding scheme (for example, they originated from an external source). • Store the encoding of derived sources separately: Store encoding settings of derived resources in a separate preferences file. Usually the encodings for all files in each project are stored in one preferences file. If you are using a version control system and the preferences file is shared, the encodings for all resources are shared along with it. Using this option, allows you to avoid sharing encoding information for derived files, which are not typically shared in a version control system. |
New text file line delimiter | Line delimiter for a new text files: • Inherited from container: Line delimiter value is based on the local system setting. This option is selected by default. • Other: Select the operating system that applies to your development or deployment platform, from where the line delimiter value will be used instead of the value inherited from the container. |
Restore Defaults | If you want to restore the Text Encoding or New Text File Line Delimiter values to the default values, click Restore Defaults. |
Note: The Text file encoding and New text file line delimiter properties are default Eclipse information and does not have any impact on Actian DataConnect.
2. Click DataConnect.
The DataConnect properties are displayed.
You can view or and modify (a few of) the following properties:
Property Name | Description |
|---|---|
Project Description | Description about the project. This field is editable. |
Created by | User who has created the project. |
Created Date | Date and time when the project was created. |
3. Expand DataConnect and click Macro Sets to view the associated macro sets and macros for the selected project. You can click 
and select the required macro sets.
and select the required macro sets.4. Click Project Natures.
The Project Natures properties are displayed.
Actian DataConnect supports the DataConnect Nature and also a plain "project" for anyone who wants to organize files that are not related to Actian DataConnect. You can add additional natures to enable additional functionalities.
For example, when you right-click on a file and select Open With, the Editors available in Nature are also displayed, which can be used to open the file.
To add a project nature, click Add, select the required project nature and click OK. To remove, select the required project nature and click Remove. Click Apply and Close to apply the project nature and close the dialog.
Note: Before adding a nature, make sure you take a backup of the existing projects.
Do not remove the DataConnect Nature. Else, the product will not work properly.
Do not remove the DataConnect Nature. Else, the product will not work properly.
5. Click Validation.
The Validation properties are displayed.
You can specify the validation settings to validate XML or JSON artifacts within a project. After the required settings are configured, you can right-click on a project and validate the artifacts contained in the project.
6. Click Apply to apply the settings.
Or
Click Apply and Close to apply the settings and close the Properties dialog.
Last modified date: 10/22/2024