| Synchronizing a project using CVS [message #119380] |
Fri, 21 November 2003 12:36  |
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Right now I have Eclipse 2.1 and am testing 3.0M4. I've converted to
using Eclipse for managing all my Jakarta projects. For instance I have
checked-out the CVS version of jetspeed 1.4b4. I have deployed several
portals based on 1.4b4 and of course the users of these production
portals have been in and making their changes, personalizations, etc. I
would now like to upgrade these portals to a later version of jetspeed
that have some bugs fixed. I'm trying to figure out how the CVS
capabilities in eclipse can help me do this in the simplest manner
possible. If I synchronize with the HEAD of course I can pull in all
the latest jetspeed changes and hopefully merge any conflicts locally
for the basic jetspeed. I can then build, deploy and test the new
version of our generated basic jetspeed war file. Great. But, is there
some way that I can then pull one of the existing user production
portals (war file) into eclipse (with all of the users changes) and use
CVS to merge in the new changes from the new jetspeed war? I'm thinking
this is going to take some type of CVS export/import sequence. Could
someone sort of detail the procedures that I would need to use with
eclipse CVS to perform this type synchronization for my production
portals? Thanks.
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| Re: Synchronizing a project using CVS [message #122868 is a reply to message #119380] |
Fri, 28 November 2003 09:50  |
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Originally posted by: Michael_Valenta.oti.com
Gerry,
If I understand you correctly, I think you could do this using Compare
wit>Each Other. You would need to load your project from CVS and the
production WAR into another project. If the directory structure is the
same in both projects then you should be able to select both and choose
Compare with>Each Other. The comparison editor allows you to view files
in the compare and copy changes between the compared contents and save
the changes. Compare with Each Other works on projects, folders or files.
Michael
Gerry Reno wrote:
> Right now I have Eclipse 2.1 and am testing 3.0M4. I've converted to
> using Eclipse for managing all my Jakarta projects. For instance I have
> checked-out the CVS version of jetspeed 1.4b4. I have deployed several
> portals based on 1.4b4 and of course the users of these production
> portals have been in and making their changes, personalizations, etc. I
> would now like to upgrade these portals to a later version of jetspeed
> that have some bugs fixed. I'm trying to figure out how the CVS
> capabilities in eclipse can help me do this in the simplest manner
> possible. If I synchronize with the HEAD of course I can pull in all
> the latest jetspeed changes and hopefully merge any conflicts locally
> for the basic jetspeed. I can then build, deploy and test the new
> version of our generated basic jetspeed war file. Great. But, is there
> some way that I can then pull one of the existing user production
> portals (war file) into eclipse (with all of the users changes) and use
> CVS to merge in the new changes from the new jetspeed war? I'm thinking
> this is going to take some type of CVS export/import sequence. Could
> someone sort of detail the procedures that I would need to use with
> eclipse CVS to perform this type synchronization for my production
> portals? Thanks.
>
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