Using Subversive on tree elements that represents more than one folder [message #44982] |
Mon, 27 April 2009 11:07  |
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Hello,
I have a view with "virual" elments that represent different folders from
the workspace. Can I use the Team menu and Subversive functionality on it?
(It would be the same as I selected more than one "normal" folder in the
Package explorer and then use the Team menu. A normal "virtual to IResource"
adapter is not enough because I have to work with more than one folder.)
Is it possible to implement this?
Thanks,
Istvan
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Re: Using Subversive on tree elements that represents more than one folder [message #46065 is a reply to message #45928] |
Tue, 05 May 2009 16:56  |
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Hello Igor,
Thank you for your tip and offering your help.
I implemented a quick test using the code snippets found in the help and it
works.
I tried synchronizing, commit and revert on my model element and there was
no problem.
I realized again how powerful tool the Eclipse is... :)
Best wishes,
Istvan
"Igor Burilo" <igor.burilo@polarion.org> wrote in message
news:gtpkvv$3o4$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Hello Istvan,
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> I can advice you to learn about logical model integration in team support.
> You can find more info about it in your Eclipse help: Help/Help Contents
> menu in Platform Plug-in Developer Guide/Programmer's Guide/Team
> support/Support for Logical Model Integration. Subversive already supports
> logical models and you just need to support them in your model, in short,
> you need to adapt your model elements in model views to ResourceMapping
> (it's not enough to adapt to IResource).
> Feel free to contact me if you have any questions here.
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a view with "virual" elments that represent different folders from
>> the workspace. Can I use the Team menu and Subversive functionality on
>> it?
>> (It would be the same as I selected more than one "normal" folder in the
>> Package explorer and then use the Team menu. A normal "virtual to
>> IResource" adapter is not enough because I have to work with more than
>> one folder.)
>>
>> Is it possible to implement this?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Istvan
>
>
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