11g Application Navigator

Both Eclipse and Netbeans have support for cut/copy/paste and dragging and dropping files in the project explorer. Are there any plans for JDeveloper to support this? Is there a way to simply copy a file to another project without going to the file system? This is really frustrating.

Though there are some limitations on what Shay describes. If for example you have an ADF Fusion App with a View Controller project, and have created 2 JSF web pages in separate sub-directories, I don't believe it's currently possible to drag n drop the files between the sub-directories. If I remember correctly there is an ER on this feature. Maybe Shay can let us know if that is true?
Regards,
CM.

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Create Package. and use the source directory box. properly :)
updated lately.
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