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| Re: EPF Composer and ClearCase [message #3195 is a reply to message #3125] |
Fri, 17 February 2006 12:25  |
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Currently, there is no direct integration between those tools. That may be a
great enhancement for the future.
However, you could make use of:
- ClearCase (as IBM did while creating the initial code and content donated)
- CVS (as it is the version control system being used now, since it is
provided as infrastructure by Eclipse organization) or
- your preferred version control tool.
In any case, simply stating, the procedure is: check-out files externally
(from your version control tool), work on them on EPF Composer, and check
them back in. There are some rules of thumb to follow though. We should post
something on that soon.
Regards,
Ricardo Balduino
IBM | EPF Committer
"I.Sergeev" <I.Sergeev@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:6a5417ecad980992b9322e66d39c0b13$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Is any way to intagrate this tools?
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| Re: EPF Composer and ClearCase [message #561427 is a reply to message #3125] |
Fri, 17 February 2006 12:25 |
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Currently, there is no direct integration between those tools. That may be a
great enhancement for the future.
However, you could make use of:
- ClearCase (as IBM did while creating the initial code and content donated)
- CVS (as it is the version control system being used now, since it is
provided as infrastructure by Eclipse organization) or
- your preferred version control tool.
In any case, simply stating, the procedure is: check-out files externally
(from your version control tool), work on them on EPF Composer, and check
them back in. There are some rules of thumb to follow though. We should post
something on that soon.
Regards,
Ricardo Balduino
IBM | EPF Committer
"I.Sergeev" <I.Sergeev@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:6a5417ecad980992b9322e66d39c0b13$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Is any way to intagrate this tools?
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