Bug 19981

I'm working with a extensive application environment that brings customized 
compile/make scripts with it. Please have a look at the following structure.

X:\Application - main Directory of the Application 
X:\Application\src\Component_1\javasource
X:\Application\src\Component_2\javasource
X:\Application\src\Component_3\javasource
[...]
X:\Application\src\Component_N\javasource

It would be very usefull if I can add these source directorys to a Netbeans
project without getting "com" and "com_1" and so on. NetBeans should merge the 
directory content "virtually" and should display packages belonging together as 
one "package" like the JVM sees it.

Example:

At "X:\Application\src\Component_1\javasource" there is package 
structure "com.company.product.component1" and 
at "X:\Application\src\Component_2\javasource" there 
is "com.company.product.component2".

NetBeans should merge them and should display "com.component.product" as 
expandable package name if there are no classes under "com.company.product". So 
I don't even have to expand "com" then expand "company" then 
expand "product" ...


Another good point would be, if Netbeans could ignore Directries inside the 
package structure with none Java files inside. Example: I'm working with WinCVS 
and my Source directories are my CVS checkout directoriers so I have the 
stupid "CVS" directories inside the source dirs. NetBeans shows them as Java 
packages but there arn't.