| Sharing launch configurations [message #78000] |
Fri, 18 July 2003 14:07  |
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Originally posted by: jeffd.vault-technologies.com
In team development, we share a .project file but have our own workspace
configurations. I have created a number of complicated Java Application
launch configurations and need to share them with others. I have set them
to be shared and have put them in a directory called .runLaunchers in the
root of the repository.
Question: How do others "import" these shared launch configurations?
Jeff Dever.
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| Re: Sharing launch configurations [message #83628 is a reply to message #79578] |
Wed, 06 August 2003 23:11  |
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Originally posted by: cagatayk.stop.acm.org
Michael R Head wrote:
> On Wed, 23 Jul 2003 14:39:39 -0600, Jeff Dever wrote:
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>>But there is no entry in my .project file to refer to these shared run
>>launchers. My shared *.launch files are in a directory called
>>.runLaunchers. I have them in a seperate directory because I have many
>>run launchers. There does not seem to be any mechanism for Eclipse to
>>detect them.
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>>Do they have to be in the project root directory?
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> Nope. As long as they're in the project on your team members computers
> (you have added them to source control, and your team members have updated
> to get the files in their workspaces right?), they will automatically show
> up when they load up the Run... dialog.
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> I happen to keep all my launch config files in a subfolder called
> 'eclipse' in the projects I'm working on now, and the mechanism works
> splendidly... across machines, across platforms, even across eclipse
> platform upgrades.
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> mike
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But only if you are using the default JRE in the launch config. Specific
JRE settings encode JRE name and implementing class for the VM type so
they won't work without the additional effort of synchronizing JRE names
in preferences or across different VM's.
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