Node perspective doesn't support working sets

[paulvi]

Node perspective doesn't support working sets.

When selecting Top Level Elements -> Working sets, nothing happens.

In other perspectives it is OK

[tomotaro1065]

You should lean how to user Working Sets on Eclipse.

See http://mcuoneclipse.com/2012/05/17/eclipse-working-sets-explained/

[tomotaro1065]

But bugs exists in Node project wizard and Express project wizard.
Working sets do not appear in [Select Working Sets] dialog. (#25/4)

[paulvi]

What I have is:
I have 3 working sets: JAVA, NODEJS, NODECLIPSE
When I switch from Java perspective to Node perspective, Project Explorer's project list becomes flat (no working sets). (#25/2)

But I want that my tree stays the same, it is just tools (set of views) that should change, not views content.

[paulvi]

By the way, can user run a set or selection of Node.js projects? (#25/3) It would have sense sometimes...

Impossible, because of #4

[tomotaro1065]

It didn't reproduce.

[paulvi]

Now we have issue inside issue (#25/2), that is closed.

[tomotaro1065]

(#25/3) No, Multiple boot of Node.js in Nodeclipse is not supported.
(#25/4) This will be fixed in the next version 0.4 .

[paulvi]

(#25/1) is likely closed.
(#25/2) is closed.
yes, #25/3 depends on #4 (reading package.json)
(#25/4) will be closed.

[tomotaro1065]

#25/3 depends on not only #4 but also its debugging port.
Currently using 5858 port fixedly. If we are going to support for this issue, dynamic management of the port is required. It's not so easy.
I do not know whether there is worth the it. It would be low priority.

[tomotaro1065]

To Paul,

I'm going to close this issue when I release 0.4 .
If you think there is worth on #25/3, please open another issue.

[paulvi]

I just extended #4.

[paulvi]

Currently using 5858 port fixedly. If we are going to support for this issue, dynamic management of the port is required. It's not so easy.

There is no sense of debugging several application in the same time. But running them may be helpful. However I agree it is low priority, not so many people would think in this way (running several projects)