I would like to create an Android application with Eclipse.
The server side will also be created with Java+Spring.
I would like to communicate between Android and the server using JSON, so I am thinking about dividing the project into three parts.
It seems difficult to develop only one Eclipse, so I would like to develop two Eclipse in a different workspace on 1/2 of the time.
I want to develop it like this, but I'm not sure how I can make it into a multi-project with Eclipse.
When you create a project with Eclipse, Android becomes just a project, and the server side (a project created using the Sprint Tool Suite) becomes a Maven project.
If you think about it normally, I think it's better to use Maven or Gradle to unify.
However, I am not sure about either Maven or Gradle.
I'm sorry, but could you tell me how to use Eclipse to create a multi-project configuration?
android java eclipse gradle maven
in one workspace
Wouldn't it be possible to put in 3 projects...?
It seems that you are working in a vague way because of the workspace and the project…,
What are your intentions for a multi-project?
In addition, there is a multi-module project format that binds multiple projects together, but before that, you should learn about the configuration of projects using maven/gradle.
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