Eclipse 没有在新建项目向导中创建新的 .java 文件？

Question

OK, I have a really basic (read stupid) question. I am just beginning Java programming, and am using Eclipse 3.7.2. I have done a few beginning projects without any problems. All of a sudden, when I create a new project using the wizard, it is not creating the src/.java file. When I try to manually add it after creating the project, I end up getting some cryptic error messages.

1. I have re-followed several walk-throughs on project creation for clues as to any option I may have accidentally un-checked and no luck.
2. Googling the answer brings up results for more advanced problems that are unrelated.
3. I have combed the preferences, but nothing looks obvious, and
4. I have gone hunting for any user app data I could delete to force a clean slate.
5. I have even created a new instance of Eclipse to a different directory and still have the same result.
6. My son's instance, which is on the same computer still creates the .java file from the wizard. The only difference is that my instances have the Android SDK installed (I am trying to create basic Java projects and not Android projects).

I am at a loss, and have lost a lot of time trying to correct the situation. What do I need to do to reenable the creation of a src/.java file in Eclipse?

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Answer 1

Make sure you are choosing a java project from the right folder in the wizard. It sounds like it is creating an android java project, which is probably why your src folder is missing. See if there is a helloworld project under example projects too in the wizard, that may get you started too. Screenshot may help us. I want to see which project type you choose and which folder it is in.

Answer 2

How about changing eclipse to point to a new workspace. That may drop the android settings. Under the file menu, choose switch workspace and pick a new location. Thats most likely why a new install did not fix it. That workspace may have android settings in it, so change to a new folder somewhere else to test it like c:\workspace2\

Here's a good tutorial I found that may help too.

eclipse java project tutorial