Allow support of standalone java files in subfolders

I have a use case a bit particular for VS Code java related VS Code Camel K. Apache Camel K is using standalone java files. VS Code Camel K is downloading the required dependencies and providing them through the java.referencedLibraries setting of VS Code Java. it works great for standalone Java files which are at the root of the workspace. The Apache Camel K examples folders (here and here) is providing a lot of examples, including some that are contained in a specific subfolder. VS Code Java is reporting error complaining that The declared package "" does not match the expected package "<thefoldername>"

would it be possible to import each subfolder as an invisible project?

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Steps To Reproduce

1. install VS Code Camel K extension
2. install Language support for java
3. clone https://github.com/apache/camel-k
4. open examples folder in VS Code instance
5. open one of the java file –> there is error The declared package "" does not match the expected package "<thefoldername>" –> note that there are also errors due to missing dependencies which are a problem at VS code Camel K and not at VS Code Java at all

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[jdneo]

@jdneo Yes, it does. What you need is to manually mark each subfolder as a source root. You can achieve that through File Explorer context menu “Add Folder to Java Source Path”/“Remove Folder from Java Source Path”.

@apupier Would you mind have a try and let us know if this solves your problem?

[jdneo]

The command Java: Configure Classpath should somehow mitigate the problem