| How do I make eclipse use CVS information already present on the filesystem. [message #300341] |
Tue, 07 March 2006 16:11  |
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Originally posted by: simon_philips_g.yahoo.com
Hi,
I would like to use an external cvs client to check in and check out
files in my project. But I wan't to use the eclipse comparision editor for
cvs and also sometimes to check in and check out files. How can I make
eclipse recognise the cvs information written by the external cvs client?
thanks,
Simon PG
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| Re: How do I make eclipse use CVS information already present on the filesystem. [message #301117 is a reply to message #300530] |
Thu, 23 March 2006 18:05  |
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Originally posted by: simon_philips_g.yahoo.com
Hi Danail,
I am using the :pserver: method. The automatically share feature
is present in 3.1.2 too, but I do not know how it works. I have it checked
but on right clicking a file or folder in the project which as cvs
information, it does not show up any Team menu options to commit, update
etc.
I tried 3.2M5 too but same thing there also.
Am I missing some setting?
thanks,
Simon PG
"Danail Nachev" <d_nachev@prosyst.bg> wrote in message
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> You would like to use :ext: method or :pserver: as this gives you the
> integration with the external cvs client.
> You would like to see in Preferences->Team->CVS->Automatically share
> projects containing CVS meta information and be sure it is checked. The
> Eclipse will automatically use the already present information from the
> CVS directories.
> Eclipse 3.2M5 here, I'm not sure is this is present before 3.2.
>
> Michael Valenta wrote:
>> Simon,
>>
>> You should be able to just perform a Team/Share on the project and it
>> will get mapped to CVS in Eclipse. The one caveat is that Eclipse does
>> not support the local connection method so you'll need to use ether ext
>> or pserver. If your using ext, you may want to configure ext to use the
>> internal Eclipse SSH connection method (extssh). This can be done on the
>> Team>CVS>EXT Connection Method preference page.
>>
>> Michael
>>
>> Simon Philips wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> I would like to use an external cvs client to check in and check
>>> out
>>> files in my project. But I wan't to use the eclipse comparision editor
>>> for
>>> cvs and also sometimes to check in and check out files. How can I make
>>> eclipse recognise the cvs information written by the external cvs
>>> client?
>>>
>>> thanks,
>>> Simon PG
>>>
>>>
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| Re: How do I make eclipse use CVS information already present on the filesystem. [message #301209 is a reply to message #301129] |
Fri, 24 March 2006 14:02 |
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Originally posted by: simon_philips_g.yahoo.com
Eclipse needs to have CVS information in all the folders in the path leading
up to actual folder in question. I created dummy CVS information in all the
folders and it works.
The content of the CVS/Repository file should be
CVSROOT/Emptydir
The contents of CVS/Entries and CVS/Root files are the usual.
--Simon PG
"Alex Blewitt" <automatic@javalobby.org> wrote in message
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> That's not quite the original question, but the way that Eclipse works is
> to share a project by default if you right-click on a project. I don't
> believe that it's possible to share a subset of the folders, since you
> have to enable team-sharing for a project-wide system.
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> Of course, you could always create a subproject for the stuff that you do
> want to share, which might be an easier way to achieve what you want to
> do.
>
> Alex.
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