TM Repository and Team Project Sets

When you want to work on RSE code obtained from our CVS Repositories, the simplest way to set up your workspace is to import our team project sets.

Simply pick the project set below that is appropriate for your use, save it to a local disk and in Eclipse choose File > Import > Team > Team Project Set.

For most contributors, we recommend using rse-anonymous.psf. Since the RSE code is located on three different repositories, importing this project set will ask you three times for your user and password information. Use

User: anonymous
Password: your.email@your.provider

After entering this three times during import, Eclipse will not ask you again. Since committers with write access to the repository need a different repository setup, there are specific project sets for committers.

Once you have obtained a project set, a project named www-tm-development will also be part of your workspace. This project holds the web pages you are just reading, including the team project sets themselves. So when you want to update your workspace e.g. because you have been informed that new plugins have been added, just synchronize the www-tm-development project with the repository, and then import the proper team project set from your local workspace (there is no need to go back to the web page again).

For more details on Team Project Sets, see the Eclipse Workbench documentation.

Project Set Contents	Anonymous Access	Committer Access
Core RSE plugins, including examples, docs and all subsystem implementations	rse-anonymous.psf	rse-committer.psf
RSE feature projects, tests and release engineering support projects	rse-releng-anonymous.psf	rse-releng-committer.psf
Discovery component	discovery-anonymous.psf	discovery-committer.psf
Terminal component	terminal-anonymous.psf	terminal-committer.psf
Complete workspace, including all four project sets above	tm-all-anonymous.psf	tm-all-committer.psf
TM Orbit contribution (Jakarta ORO and Commons Net)	tm-orbit-anonymous.psf	tm-orbit-committer.psf
Target Communication Framework (TCF) (note: requires Subversive Team Provider)	tcf-anonymous.psf	tcf-committer.psf

WWW viewcvs access

Our repositories can also be accessed over the internet through the viewcvs interface:

TM Core Repository, holding re-usable core components without further dependencies like third party libraries (Apache Commons Net, Jakarta-ORO), Discovery components and Terminal view.
RSE Repository, holding the Remote System Explorer (RSE) framework including services, subsystems, UI components, examples, tests, documentation and all release engineering support projects.
Orbit Repository, holding the TM contributions to Orbit, namely bundled versions of Apache Commons Net 1.4.1 and Jakarta ORO 2.0.8.
TM Website Repository, holding the project web pages.

Direct manual access to our Repositories

Finally, if you want to manually browse our repositories in the Eclipse CVS Repository Explorer or a similar CVS browser, here is how to access them:

	Repository	Module path
TM Core Repository	:pserver:dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/dsdp	org.eclipse.tm.core
RSE Main Repository	:pserver:dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/dsdp	org.eclipse.tm.rse
Orbit Repository	:pserver:dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/tools	org.eclipse.orbit
TM Website Repository	:pserver:dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/org.eclipse	www/dsdp/tm

Change Logs

The TM project maintains change logs for the latest modifications to the repositories. Unfortunately, these need to be separate for the Core and RSE repositories due to technical constraints:

Commit Notifications

You can subscribe to the dsdp-tm-cvs-commit mailing list to receive notification E-Mails for new checkins.

Background information on CVS and Eclipse