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Eclipse organizes different code sets into projects. Servoy has the following types of projects:

• Resource projects -- – Resource projects store information about databases, styles, users, and i18n data. 
• Solution projects – A solution is an application built within Servoy and can contain one or more forms, methods, and relations. Solutions are stored as separate projects in Servoy. 

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Definitions: A perspective in Eclipse is a set of views and editors---that editors—that is, everything you see on a screen. The individual views and editors that appear can be customized and saved as a "perspective."   Views are windows within a perspective. Developers use views to view, edit, and manage these resources and data. Editors are views in Servoy that provide users with specialized tools to edit resources, such as scripts, tables, and others.

The Servoy Design perspective contains views for working with Servoy solutions and all their parts. Servoy-specific views include the Solution Explorer, Script and Form Editors, and the Properties views. These views are described further in the Servoy Design Perspective chapter.

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Servoy preferences can be accessed via the Window>Preferences menu _ (Servoy Developer>Preferences on a Mac). _ Three important preference items are highlighted below:

• General preferences control the basic appearance of Servoy including colors and fonts, content types and their file associations, general text editor behaviors, shortcut keys, security, and workspaces.
• Javascript preferences control basic editor options such as syntax coloring and warning icons.
• Servoy preferences control Servoy-specific options including * Form Editor * formatting tools, Solution Explorer behavior, and internationalization options.

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