Why?
Because your code is somewhere else than C:\JDeveloper\mywork
1st way: Environment variables
Set env var JDEV_USER_DIR in Windows Properties
Good and easy approach, but does not work if you have more than 1 JDeveloper installations and want to work in different src with each one.
If this is your case check the following
2nd way: Boot configuration file
Check Eric's post:
http://emarcoux.blogspot.com/2009/04/oracle-jdeveloper-11gr1-how-to-change_05.html
3rd way: pass a -D switch (Java property)
Check Eric's posts again:
http://emarcoux.blogspot.com/2009/04/oracle-jdeveloper-11gr1-how-to-change_05.html
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