| Re: CVS Update Problem [message #112025] |
Mon, 18 August 2003 16:12  |
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Originally posted by: Michael_Valenta.oti.com
Ralf,
The only time I've seen anything like this is when the directory in
question was being used as a build output directory. The only other
thing I can suggest is to make sure you do a refresh local before
running Team>Update if you have used an external tool on the project.
Michael
Ralf Folkerts wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I recently started using Eclipse 2.11 (used NetBeans before). I use to
> access a Project under CVS-Control.
>
> Now, everything works fine -- except CVS-Updates.
>
> When trying to Update the Project using Team - Update I get an error:
>
> "Problem writing Resource'project/ab/cd/ef'. Resource 'project/ab/cd/ef'
> already exists"
>
> That file is meant to be there, as it was checked out from CVS. The file
> reallay exists in ~/workspace/project/ab/cd and it's writable. It's also
> correctly listed in ~/workspace/project/ab/cd/CVS/Entries.
>
> I also tried to "cvs -d :pserver:.... update ab". That, however, runs
> thru 1a. Also I can get a proper CVS "status" on that file.
>
> Unfortunately, even after manually updating my project using
> command-line cvs, (Eclipsed did not run at that time) I cannot get thru
> the Eclipse Team-Update. It always reports the abovementioned error.
>
> That happens on two machines, one running Windows, the other Linux - but
> on different Files. On the Win-Machine I got rid of that message after
> playing around, but was unable to on Linux.
>
> I checked the CVS-Settings over and over again, but they seem OK :-)
>
> Would be great if someony had a hint!
>
> MTIA
> _ralf_
>
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| Re: CVS Update Problem [message #112570 is a reply to message #112025] |
Tue, 19 August 2003 12:43  |
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Originally posted by: ralf_folkerts.gmx.de
Michael Valenta wrote:
Michael,
well, in that particular case the Directory contained only three
XML-Schemas - and all three were not touched by an external Tool :-(
In some other cases you assumption was right: The Source-Directory also
was used for build-Output.
Thanks for the "refresh" Hint! I found that in the Manual, too and,
since then, make heavy use of it :-)
Thanks again!
_ralf_
> Ralf,
>
> The only time I've seen anything like this is when the directory in
> question was being used as a build output directory. The only other
> thing I can suggest is to make sure you do a refresh local before
> running Team>Update if you have used an external tool on the project.
>
> Michael
>
> Ralf Folkerts wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I recently started using Eclipse 2.11 (used NetBeans before). I use to
>> access a Project under CVS-Control.
>>
>> Now, everything works fine -- except CVS-Updates.
>>
>> When trying to Update the Project using Team - Update I get an error:
>>
>> "Problem writing Resource'project/ab/cd/ef'. Resource 'project/ab/cd/ef'
>> already exists"
>>
>> That file is meant to be there, as it was checked out from CVS. The file
>> reallay exists in ~/workspace/project/ab/cd and it's writable. It's also
>> correctly listed in ~/workspace/project/ab/cd/CVS/Entries.
>>
>> I also tried to "cvs -d :pserver:.... update ab". That, however, runs
>> thru 1a. Also I can get a proper CVS "status" on that file.
>>
>> Unfortunately, even after manually updating my project using
>> command-line cvs, (Eclipsed did not run at that time) I cannot get thru
>> the Eclipse Team-Update. It always reports the abovementioned error.
>>
>> That happens on two machines, one running Windows, the other Linux - but
>> on different Files. On the Win-Machine I got rid of that message after
>> playing around, but was unable to on Linux.
>>
>> I checked the CVS-Settings over and over again, but they seem OK :-)
>>
>> Would be great if someony had a hint!
>>
>> MTIA
>> _ralf_
>>
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