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Dynamic output path [message #248293] Mon, 01 October 2007 16:58
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Originally posted by: mikesnare.gmail.com

We are using clearcase dynamic views and are developing rather large
projects. Build-time performance is becoming a bit of an issue due to the
networked nature of dynamic views. To address this, we are going to start
outputting classes to local directories instead of the dynamic drives.
The local output directory will differ from view to view based on the name
of the clearcase view in which you are working.

There may be multiple mounted views that contain the same project, so we
must use view name (or at least view-mount location) as an element to
avoid multiple projects building to the same local directory.

Example:
Dynamic view my_view mounted on Z:\

The old way would have us outputting classes to Z:\myProject\classes.

The new way will have us outputting classes to D:\output\my_view\myProject

In ant, this is trivial.

In eclipse, not so much. I know that I can easily use a linked output
directory, but that's not *all* I need. I need a way to be able to figure
out (probably at project load) that the user is working in a view named
'my_view' so that I can set the output appropriately.

I'm new to eclipse plugins, but have written one or 2 that succesfully
manipulate the classpath. This one is tripping me up.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
-Mike
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