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| Re: RSE (and also Aptana) uploads are forced to sub-folder [message #676093 is a reply to message #675213] |
Thu, 02 June 2011 16:01   |
 daved 
Messages: 9
Registered: May 2011 |
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I appreciate your response/participation!
Here's what happens:
I right click on the project folder, and click export.
I then use the RFS Wizard.
Usually it highlights only modified files, but sometimes highlights all files in the project.
The info note "Please enter a destination folder" shows just above the back, next, finish, cancel buttons. This shows up regardless of how many times I select a valid remote folder.
Once I click finish (review/synchronize checked), the wizard goes away and the Team Sync view opens up with my Remote Server as the destination.
I am then able to synchronize, which seems to do nothing, and also put with a right click on a file. When I click on put, the file is uploaded into a sub-folder (named the same as the project folder) within my intended folder.
If I run this process again, and I uploaded the files to the sub-folder, the wizard completes by telling me that no changes were found.
Overall, this system seems to work just fine. I just simply don't want to upload to a sub-folder within my destination folder. I would consider uploading into the directory one level up and naming my project "httpdocs," but most of my sites are on servers with httpdocs as the root folder and makes that workaround very undesirable.
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| Re: RSE (and also Aptana) uploads are forced to sub-folder [message #676108 is a reply to message #676093] |
Thu, 02 June 2011 20:16 |
David McKnight
Messages: 244
Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Hi Daved,
For straight-foward exports, I'd suggest not using the Review/Synchronize
checkbox (it's quite a different approach from the regular remote file
export). Note that you can indicate whether or not to export the directory
structure along with your files. If the export is something that you repeat
a lot, you might also consider saving the settings of the export to your
workspace so you don't have to use the wizard all the time.
Hope this helps,
Dave
"daved" <forums-noreply@eclipse.org> wrote in message
news:is8p86$sb$1@news.eclipse.org...
>I appreciate your response/participation!
>
> Here's what happens:
> I right click on the project folder, and click export.
> I then use the RFS Wizard.
> Usually it highlights only modified files, but sometimes highlights all
> files in the project.
>
> The info note "Please enter a destination folder" shows just above the
> back, next, finish, cancel buttons. This shows up regardless of how many
> times I select a valid remote folder.
>
> Once I click finish (review/synchronize checked), the wizard goes away and
> the Team Sync view opens up with my Remote Server as the destination.
>
> I am then able to synchronize, which seems to do nothing, and also put
> with a right click on a file. When I click on put, the file is uploaded
> into a sub-folder (named the same as the project folder) within my
> intended folder.
>
> If I run this process again, and I uploaded the files to the sub-folder,
> the wizard completes by telling me that no changes were found.
>
>
> Overall, this system seems to work just fine. I just simply don't want to
> upload to a sub-folder within my destination folder. I would consider
> uploading into the directory one level up and naming my project
> "httpdocs," but most of my sites are on servers with httpdocs as the root
> folder and makes that workaround very undesirable.
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