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best method for deploying/uploading project [message #31162]

Sat, 23 June 2007 12:01

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: warker.magnus.co

Hi,

I am new to eclipse and I currently use it for PHP.

Now I wonder how I can deploy my project, i. e. upload my files to the
server of my provider.

Within Quanta Plus there is a functionality for this task. It allowes to
upload files, only new files, all files or whatever.

Can I do that with Eclipse?
How?

I am using the PHP plugin from Zend, but I think that this must be a
functionality that is useful in general, not just for PHP projects.

Thank you!
Magnus

Re: best method for deploying/uploading project [message #31425 is a reply to message #31162]

Sun, 24 June 2007 13:33

Eclipse User

I use an ant build file.

http://ant.apache.org/

Ant is availble under "External Tools" in Eclipse. There is a bit of
learning curve to ant, but you get all the flexibility you could want.

I have it set up so that I can deploy my app to my development server or
my production server just as easily.

Re: best method for deploying/uploading project [message #31496 is a reply to message #31162]

Mon, 25 June 2007 07:02

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: smserg.bk.ru

You can try "FTP and WebDAV Support" plugin. It can syncronize your
local project with remote server using ftp. Only changed files will be
uploaded.
You can donwload it here
http://europa-mirror1.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/drops/R- 3.2.2-200702121330/

Magnus Warker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to eclipse and I currently use it for PHP.
>
> Now I wonder how I can deploy my project, i. e. upload my files to the
> server of my provider.
>
> Within Quanta Plus there is a functionality for this task. It allowes to
> upload files, only new files, all files or whatever.
>
> Can I do that with Eclipse?
> How?
>
> I am using the PHP plugin from Zend, but I think that this must be a
> functionality that is useful in general, not just for PHP projects.
>
> Thank you!
> Magnus

Re: best method for deploying/uploading project [message #31566 is a reply to message #31496]

Mon, 25 June 2007 08:32

Eclipse User

..oO(Sergey Smirnov)

>You can try "FTP and WebDAV Support" plugin. It can syncronize your
>local project with remote server using ftp. Only changed files will be
>uploaded.

I found the FTP plugin being too buggy to be useful. For whatever reason
the Site Explorer never showed all files on the remote server. Some
files or directories were always missing, so the synchronization of them
failed. Additionally the plugin is without a maintainer since 2005 IIRC.

Alternatives?

Micha

Re: best method for deploying/uploading project [message #31603 is a reply to message #31566]

Mon, 25 June 2007 10:48

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: smserg.bk.ru

CVS/SVN :) it's not too hard.
CVS has built in support, subversion requires plugin.

Ftp plugin works normally for me.

Michael Fesser wrote:
> .oO(Sergey Smirnov)
>
>> You can try "FTP and WebDAV Support" plugin. It can syncronize your
>> local project with remote server using ftp. Only changed files will be
>> uploaded.
>
> I found the FTP plugin being too buggy to be useful. For whatever reason
> the Site Explorer never showed all files on the remote server. Some
> files or directories were always missing, so the synchronization of them
> failed. Additionally the plugin is without a maintainer since 2005 IIRC.
>
> Alternatives?
>
> Micha

Re: best method for deploying/uploading project [message #31706 is a reply to message #31603]

Mon, 25 June 2007 11:57

Eclipse User

..oO(Sergey Smirnov)

>CVS/SVN :) it's not too hard.
>CVS has built in support, subversion requires plugin.

I use SVN (subclipse) already to sync with my local repository, but I
need something to sync with the remote machine. I can't install SVN
there (shared host), so it has to be either FTP or WebDAV.

Micha

Re: best method for deploying/uploading project [message #31741 is a reply to message #31706]

Mon, 25 June 2007 12:54

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: james.gnr-inc.com

Michael Fesser wrote:
> ..oO(Sergey Smirnov)
>
>> CVS/SVN :) it's not too hard.
>> CVS has built in support, subversion requires plugin.
>
> I use SVN (subclipse) already to sync with my local repository, but I
> need something to sync with the remote machine. I can't install SVN
> there (shared host), so it has to be either FTP or WebDAV.
>
> Micha

If your hosting provider allows you SSH access you can try using SFTP.

Personally I use the SFTP plug-in from JCraft. Although it is based on
and uses "FTP and WebDAV Support", so you may not like it.

There is another SFTP plug-in out there, ESftp, but I didn't like that
one when I tried it out. I don't remember what turned me off of it though.

Re: best method for deploying/uploading project [message #31774 is a reply to message #31162]

Mon, 25 June 2007 15:19

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: krg.poczta.onet.pl

Magnus Warker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to eclipse and I currently use it for PHP.
>
> Now I wonder how I can deploy my project, i. e. upload my files to the
> server of my provider.
>
> Within Quanta Plus there is a functionality for this task. It allowes to
> upload files, only new files, all files or whatever.
>
> Can I do that with Eclipse?
> How?
>
> I am using the PHP plugin from Zend, but I think that this must be a
> functionality that is useful in general, not just for PHP projects.

Try aptana plugin:
http://www.aptana.com/docs/index.php/Plugging_Aptana_into_an _existing_Eclipse_configuration
http://www.aptana.com/docs/index.php/Synchronizing_your_file s

krolik

Re: best method for deploying/uploading project [message #33831 is a reply to message #31425]

Thu, 05 July 2007 11:17

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: newsgroup.elferen.nl

I've got the ANT file working, only is it possible to let the ant script
run when you save?

Oliver wrote:
> I use an ant build file.
>
> http://ant.apache.org/
>
> Ant is availble under "External Tools" in Eclipse. There is a bit of
> learning curve to ant, but you get all the flexibility you could want.
>
> I have it set up so that I can deploy my app to my development server or
> my production server just as easily.

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