| Working Remotely [message #75703] |
Wed, 08 June 2005 15:30 |
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Originally posted by: rsfairman.yahoo.com
I've been testing out Eclipse to see whether it can solve a problem I face
in working remotely. I'm building some Java software that refers to a very
large data set -- large enough that it must remain on a remote server. The
software will ultimately run on that remote server, and I would like to
create the program locally, while testing remotely. Ideally, the sequence of
steps involved would be
1.. Synch the source from a CVS repository on the server to a local
repository.
2.. Edit and compile the local source.
3.. When you say "run" from your local copy of Eclipse, it uploads any
changed/missing .class files to the server and launches the program on the
server with any gui xhosted to my local machine.
4.. When everything works, upload the source code changes to the
repository on the server .
It's the third step that's tricky. The best solution I can see is to tinker
with ant build files to do the .class file upload and launch. Is there a
plug-in or some other tool that would help to do this?
Surely this is a common problem.
Thanks,
Randall
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