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In a visual web project...under the Source Package...empty packages are visible. I would like to see an option to hide empty packages. I have several folders that contains files in the Web Pages section that will never have class files in the Source Package. So a Hide Empty package option...or Do not show empty packages would be wonderful. If there is a work around for this...beside deleting them everytime the project is opened (they just return with the project is reopened)...that would be great.
Make an empty Java Source package invisible is a general Java UI feature.
If I delete the empty packages from my project, as soon as I open a visual web page it appears that the IDE is compiling the visual web page (via reflection whatever method is used to compile the visual web pages) and the empty packages return in view. This is why I originally labled this as a visual web issue. It appears to be both, general Java UI feature and possibly an issue with Visual Web projects.
Overtake.