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Re: IBM Rational ClearCase plugin and M8 [message #151784 is a reply to message #151384] |
Wed, 31 March 2004 11:29 ![Go to previous message Go to previous message](theme/Solstice/images/up.png) ![Go to next message Go to next message](theme/Solstice/images/down.png) |
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Originally posted by: daniel.megert.gmx.net
Robert Risch wrote:
>Hallo,
>I have a problem with my SCM tool that I have successfully used until M7.
>I install the official IBM Rational ClearCase Plugin for Eclipse.
>I download 2.1.35.zip. This file contains 2.2.1.35! Under eclipse this is
>reported as 2.2.1.35 (in the table) and 2.2.36 (below the table). Build id
>20020612.
>In sort I use the newest version that is downloadable. It is intended for
>use with Eclipse 2.0 but work until M7. With M8 I can still use it to
>check out manually.
>
>However with M7 the following use case was possible:
>Open a java file that is under source control in an editor. Trying to edit
>this file (hit space).
>Depending on the settings of the plugin clearcase checkout the file
>automatically or prompt me with a question if it should do so. With M8 I
>get only an ?Exception running validator code?.
>
Please file a bug report with the error message(s) - maybe something got
accidentally broken.
Dani
> I must close the editor
>and reopen the file. Than I can still not edit the file, again the
>exception instead of the question I see in M7. I must select the file in
>the Navigator or Package Explorer and hit the checkout button.
>It was also in the past never possible to simple checkout the file that is
>currently open in the editor. The focus must be on the package explorer or
>navigator. So just hitting the space bar inside the editor was a quick way
>to provocative a checkout and just answer yes to the pop up question.
>
>With M7 I get also sometimes validator error messages. But this was
>limited to the launcher dialog (Run->Run).
>
>Are any tips besides using CVS ;-)
>
>Thanks
>Robert
>
>PS: We use dynamic views.
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Re: IBM Rational ClearCase plugin and M8 [message #152047 is a reply to message #151384] |
Thu, 01 April 2004 21:10 ![Go to previous message Go to previous message](theme/Solstice/images/up.png) ![Go to next message Go to next message](theme/Solstice/images/down.png) |
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Originally posted by: neil.neil.swingler.name
"Robert Risch" <Robert.Risch@philips.com> wrote in message
news:c49nqi$ks$1@eclipse.org...
> Hallo,
> I have a problem with my SCM tool that I have successfully used until M7.
> I install the official IBM Rational ClearCase Plugin for Eclipse.
> I download 2.1.35.zip. This file contains 2.2.1.35! Under eclipse this is
> reported as 2.2.1.35 (in the table) and 2.2.36 (below the table). Build id
> 20020612.
> In sort I use the newest version that is downloadable. It is intended for
> use with Eclipse 2.0 but work until M7. With M8 I can still use it to
> check out manually.
>
> However with M7 the following use case was possible:
> Open a java file that is under source control in an editor. Trying to edit
> this file (hit space).
> Depending on the settings of the plugin clearcase checkout the file
> automatically or prompt me with a question if it should do so. With M8 I
> get only an ?Exception running validator code?. I must close the editor
> and reopen the file. Than I can still not edit the file, again the
> exception instead of the question I see in M7. I must select the file in
> the Navigator or Package Explorer and hit the checkout button.
> It was also in the past never possible to simple checkout the file that is
> currently open in the editor. The focus must be on the package explorer or
> navigator. So just hitting the space bar inside the editor was a quick way
> to provocative a checkout and just answer yes to the pop up question.
>
Try the open source eclipse-ccase alternative on sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/eclipse-ccase
Works fine with M8.
--
Neil Swingler
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