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Dear Bo, your message did not help me right away, but provided me with the right idea to achieve what I wanted. I configured CVSROOT/modules2 as follows: # Java sources from unified source tree _src -d src/com/foo/bar /ModuleRoot/src/java/com/foo/bar # Virtual module with Eclipse project in root and Java sources in src MyModule /ModuleRoot/src/eclipse/MyModule &_src The result is: MyModule |- src | |- com | | |- foo | | | |- bar | | | |- Class_1.java | | | |- ... | | | |- Class_n.java |- Eclipse project file 1 |- Eclipse project file ... |- Eclipse project file n The hard part for me was to find out how to get the Eclipse project stuff into my module's root. It is fairly easy - provided you know how to do it. I did not, until this afternoon. ;-) Thanks Alexander Kriegisch > I guess I did not get your structure right then... > I have had trouble getting a directory from somewhere living below a > directory from somewhere else when I tried it. At first it kindof > seems to work but then later on it screws up on updates... > The only way I have been able to get all these different dirs > assembled is by creating a parallel structure like this: > moduletop > |- dir1 (contains a directory from some/where/else) > |- dir2 (this is from someother/place) > |- source (this is my real source dir from projectx/src) > | |- subdir (a real subdir: projectx/src/subdir) > |- bin (this is where my compiled binaries go: projectx/bin) > This structure can be done in CVSROOT modules: > _mydir1 -d dir1 some/where/else > _mydir2 -d dir2 someother/place > _mysource -d source projectx/src > _mybin -d bin projectx/bin myproject.exe myproject.ini mysupport.dll > moduletop &_mydir1 &_mydir2 &_mysource &_mybin > Checking out moduletop will create the structure above. > The bin folder will only hold the three named files even if there are > more in the physical repository folder.