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Using team / cvs support in own apps [message #266257] Tue, 10 August 2004 14:39 Go to next message
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Originally posted by: fhellerhoff.yahoo.de

Has anybody ever used the eclipse team/cvs packages in own apps or plugins
and and can give my a brief desc. how to use this?

Thanks in advance,
Friedhelm

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Re: Using team / cvs support in own apps [message #266340 is a reply to message #266257] Tue, 10 August 2004 20:07 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Miguel Griffa is currently offline Miguel GriffaFriend
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Friedhelm Hellerhoff wrote:
> Has anybody ever used the eclipse team/cvs packages in own apps or plugins
> and and can give my a brief desc. how to use this?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Friedhelm
>
>
If you are seeking a CVS tutorial try google, there are plenty of them
explaing concepts/reasons for version control

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Re: Using team / cvs support in own apps [message #266376 is a reply to message #266340] Wed, 11 August 2004 06:59 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Originally posted by: fhellerhoff.yahoo.de

No, I am not looking for CVS tutorials.
I want to add teams support to my own SWT app by using the org.eclipse.team
packages.
Therefore I would like to find some explainings.

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Re: Using team / cvs support in own apps [message #266417 is a reply to message #266376] Wed, 11 August 2004 11:26 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Jean-Michel Lemieux is currently offline Jean-Michel LemieuxFriend
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The CVS plug-in was not designed to work directly on java.io.File.
Team support is based on the IResource plug-in. If you RCP application
includes the IResource plug-in and you have views that contain elements
that adapt (e.g. IAdaptable) to IResource, then Team plug-ins will just
work. In your view ensure that you allow ADDITIONS to your context menu
and then the Team menu should appear.
Jean-Michel

Friedhelm Hellerhoff wrote:

> No, I am not looking for CVS tutorials.
> I want to add teams support to my own SWT app by using the org.eclipse.team
> packages.
> Therefore I would like to find some explainings.
>
>
>

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Re: Using team / cvs support in own apps [message #266517 is a reply to message #266417] Wed, 11 August 2004 16:36 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: fhellerhoff.yahoo.de

Thank you very much for this info, it helps me to understand the usage.
Friedhelm

Jean-Michel Lemieux wrote:

> The CVS plug-in was not designed to work directly on java.io.File.
> Team support is based on the IResource plug-in. If you RCP application
> includes the IResource plug-in and you have views that contain elements
> that adapt (e.g. IAdaptable) to IResource, then Team plug-ins will just
> work. In your view ensure that you allow ADDITIONS to your context menu
> and then the Team menu should appear.
> Jean-Michel

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