Create the corresponding RADi project
Because RADi organizes layouts inside projects, it is easy to integrate RADi into your workflow. The only thing you have to do is, map a RADi project to a programming project (usually a directory on your hard drive).
To integrate RADi into the programming project created in Step 1, follow these steps:
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Select 'Files | New Project' or click the 'New Project' button
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in the RADi toolbar.
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The 'New Project' dialog
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Click the [...] button and browse to D:/MyIDE/workspace .
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Enter 'MyProject' as the project name (you should choose a name which is a valid directory name on your platform).
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Deselect 'Use project directory' and input 'source' as the name for the directory containing the source files.
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Deselect 'Use project directory' and input 'classes' as the name for the directory containing the class files.
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Tip: You can define a base directory for all RADi projects at File | Preferences | Project Directory.
In our example, you would define: D:/MyIDE/workspace .
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