| how can i...? [message #166578] |
Tue, 22 August 2006 02:01  |
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Originally posted by: joneo_ytk81.hotmail.com
hi,
i would to have something like when i open the eclipse, then it will
prompt the user to login to a system. After keying in the password and
username, it will prompt user to use the perspective that i created. so
how can i do all those things? can anyone guide me? thanks.
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| Re: how can i...? [message #166634 is a reply to message #166578] |
Tue, 22 August 2006 09:59  |
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If you want to have a multi-user Eclipse installation on Windows, set
the workspace on a server to match the user's home directory, such as
\\server\%USERNAME%\workspace.
User joe will map to \\server\joe\workspace, and jane to
\\server\jane\workspace. This will require you to create home
directories on \\server, and to (optionally) password protect them. Use
google to find information on how to user the %USERNAME% Windows
variable, as well as how to create user homes on Windows.
I haven't actually tried this on Windows, but I have set this up
similarly on Linux and it works great.
D.
joneo wrote:
> hi,
>
> i would to have something like when i open the eclipse, then it will
> prompt the user to login to a system. After keying in the password and
> username, it will prompt user to use the perspective that i created. so
> how can i do all those things? can anyone guide me? thanks.
>
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| Re: how can i...? [message #166642 is a reply to message #166634] |
Tue, 22 August 2006 10:01 |
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This URL can also be good information for you:
http://help.eclipse.org/help32/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse. platform.doc.isv/reference/misc/multi_user_installs.html
D.
Eclipse WebMaster (Denis Roy) wrote:
> If you want to have a multi-user Eclipse installation on Windows, set
> the workspace on a server to match the user's home directory, such as
> \\server\%USERNAME%\workspace.
>
> User joe will map to \\server\joe\workspace, and jane to
> \\server\jane\workspace. This will require you to create home
> directories on \\server, and to (optionally) password protect them. Use
> google to find information on how to user the %USERNAME% Windows
> variable, as well as how to create user homes on Windows.
>
> I haven't actually tried this on Windows, but I have set this up
> similarly on Linux and it works great.
>
> D.
>
> joneo wrote:
>> hi,
>>
>> i would to have something like when i open the eclipse, then it will
>> prompt the user to login to a system. After keying in the password and
>> username, it will prompt user to use the perspective that i created.
>> so how can i do all those things? can anyone guide me? thanks.
>>
>
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| Re: how can i...? [message #168544 is a reply to message #167605] |
Wed, 30 August 2006 22:38 |
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Originally posted by: eclipse4.rizzoweb.com
joneo wrote:
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> 1)i'm goin to create a plug-in which has the logging capability. i want
> this logging screen to popup whenever user open the eclipse. so the very
> first thing is user must login into a system. after that user will be
> prompt to open the perspective come along with this plug-in. so i wonder
> how can i do it?
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> 2)the system that i wish to setup is a svn. how can i create an
> account/authentication for user in svn through eclipse plug-in that i'm
> going to create? anyone know is subclipse got kind of
> features/capability/classes that i can extend/implements to do this kind
> of things? if let say i would like to have a checkbutton to have the
> feature to remember the password and signin name so where should i store
> those info?
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> 3)i tried to create action at the toolbar pull down menu and i've
> defined quite a number of the actionset. so is it possible for me to
> just add those actionset into the pulldown menu instead of doing it
> programaticly through the IWorkbenchWindowPulldownDelegate2? if no then
> how would i just add those ID of the actionset that i created into that
> pulldown menu?
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> can anybody help me on the 3 problems that i faced above?
I suggest posting your questions to the eclipse.platform newsgroup -
they are not rally "newcomer" type questions as they involve extending
Eclipse itself.
Also, I think Subclipse has its own forums or mailing lists on which you
should post questions relating to that product. And don't forget about
Subversive, which is becoming an official Eclipse.org project:
http://www.eclipse.org/proposals/subversive/
Hope this helps,
Eric
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