It's logic that Netbeans cannot generate your RAILS project from your plugin source. When it tries to that, it come along the structure of the project and if it's OK, it loads it. As for a plugin's structure, of cources it doesn't have a typical Rails structure, that's why netbeans can't load it. The only solution is to develop a plugin separately just any other Ruby project, and then just to copy-paste it into your project's plugins folder. I don't think it's so difficult.

Thanks for the help. I was just hoping to have a logical grouping if you will of all the files, not necessarily an actual "Rails project". You are correct it isn't that difficult to copy the files into my projects that I need, but that was the actual intent and I may not have made that very clear in my original post.

Thanks again for the help.

-Eric

If there isn't then I guess I will live, but I was hoping someone more knoweldgeable than I might be able to help.

Thanks,
-Eric