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		<title>Recovering a corrupted Eclipse Workspace</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I know there are sites available that detail how to recover from a corrupted Eclipse Workspace, so this is more for my benefit.
Recently I&#8217;ve begun to experience corrupted workspaces in my Eclipse IDE.  It generally coinsides to my Tomcat server unable to stop in a timely fashion.  Generally I have to kill Eclipse and restart.  [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I know there are sites available that detail how to recover from a corrupted Eclipse Workspace, so this is more for my benefit.</p>
<p>Recently I&#8217;ve begun to experience corrupted workspaces in my Eclipse IDE.  It generally coinsides to my Tomcat server unable to stop in a timely fashion.  Generally I have to kill Eclipse and restart.  Most of the time the workspace won&#8217;t restart.</p>
<p>Steps to recover from a corrupted Eclipse Workspace:</p>
<ol>
<li>Shutdown/kill Eclipse</li>
<li>Open up a command prompt or terminal</li>
<li>Navigate to your workspace</li>
<li>Navigate to /.metadata/.plugins/</li>
<li>remove org.eclipse.core.resources (in terminal rm -r -f org.eclipse.core.resources)</li>
<li>Navigate to your Eclipse home directory</li>
<li>Run eclipse -clean</li>
<li>Launch the corrupted workspace</li>
<li>Re-import your projects; you should be able to re-import all projects straight from the workspace directory</li>
<li>Let the workspace refresh&#8230;DONE!</li>
</ol>
<p>Clearly what this does is remove some Meta Data from the workspace.  By re-importing that Meta Data is restored.  I must say though that this is quit a number of hoops to jump through.  I&#8217;m just glad they aren&#8217;t firey hoops!</p>
<p>Hopefully someone will find this useful!</p>
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