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| Becoming a competent Eclipse developer [message #152716] |
Tue, 06 April 2004 10:57  |
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Originally posted by: smesh.openrules.com
> So now my question is: Is there a better approach to becoming a
> than stumbling through the API hoping to
> find something relevant?
For me, this was the only way.
Of course, plus http://eclipse.org/articles/ :-))
Dan, I apologize for the delay with OpenRules sources.
Now, you can get them at
:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/openl
Everybody, cvs.sourceforge.net and M8 don't work OK together: "An error
occurred refreshing: I/O exception occurred: Connection closed by
server". Any workarounds would be greatly appreciated.
PS. Dan, which of these two e-mails is your primary?
--
IKEA founder 'richer than Gates' -
http://edition.cnn.com/2004/BUSINESS/04/04/ikea.richlist/
Best regards,
Sam Mesh
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| CVS access to sourceforge was Re: Becoming a competent Eclipse developer [message #155025 is a reply to message #152753] |
Mon, 19 April 2004 18:22  |
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Sam Mesh wrote:
> Found Windos/Preferences/Team/CVS/Communication timeour (in seconds).
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> Added some zeroes (at the end:) - still "Connection closed by server".
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> Definetely, this is sourceforge.net overload...
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> --
> Sam Mesh - http://openrules.com
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Hi,
I was facing the same problem. CVS at sf was slow as long as I can
remember, but it got worse and the status page says they should have
been moved months ago, but not that I recognized it. Anyway I sent a
mail to the person who seems to have been responsible for that, but the
mail was bounced as there was no user account for this guys anymore ;-(
So I eventually moved my project to jabberstudio.org. Now things are
working fine.
If you're not writing a jabber plug-in you might consider the new
incubator from Sun. See their website, java.com.
They both have a different style of setting up CVS than sf has. You
share one cvsroot with all the other projects. This is a bit troublesome
as you cannot you use "share project" from the team menu, but for me it
worked to create the projects with a cvs command line client in the
repository and then check them out with Eclipse. The latter worked fine
for me, the former didn't, as eclipse seems to assume to be allowed to
create a module by itself and not just be part of module. At least I
haven't found out how to set it up that way.
Cheers,
Mariano
> Jean Couillaud wrote:
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>> Sam Mesh wrote:
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>>> Everybody, cvs.sourceforge.net and M8 don't work OK together: "An
>>> error occurred refreshing: I/O exception occurred: Connection closed
>>> by server". Any workarounds would be greatly appreciated.
>>
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>> We have the same problem on our local network connecting to our local
>> cvs server
>> However, it seems to be related to the server load .. trying several
>> times allows to get it at the end.
>> If there was a way to get rid of this annoying error however, I would
>> be glad to hear it.
>> I thought it may be related to timeout error, but I do not know any
>> way to change the timeout settings on the eclipse cvs client.
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>> As a side note, I am wondering why a cvs client has been recoded
>> within eclipse and whether it could be possible to use a native one to
>> get rid of some eclipse cvs bugs on milestone versions and when the
>> cvs server upgrades to versions not supported by eclipse cvs client.
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>>> PS. Dan, which of these two e-mails is your primary?
>>>
>>> --
>>> IKEA founder 'richer than Gates' -
>>> http://edition.cnn.com/2004/BUSINESS/04/04/ikea.richlist/
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>> Sam Mesh
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| Re: CVS, Sharing a PDE-Project not as toplevel Was: Re: CVS access to sourceforge [message #155257 is a reply to message #155061] |
Tue, 20 April 2004 18:27 |
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Hi Sam,
I never tried that really, but I doubt it. I wasn't to sure how the
cvs on their site is set up permission wise, so I didn't try.
The project is called pepemax and I have been assigned to the module
pepemax. The cvsroot is called /home/cvs for *all* the projects. My
project consists of several plugins, one called
org.jabberstudio.pepemax.core and another org.jivesoftware.smack.
If I would share them on sf that would be no problem, I would have a
cvsroot of /cvshome/pepemax, which only belongs to me. At jabberstudio
and Sun's incubator I have to share the original cvshome with different
projects.
So when I right click on my project, say "team/share" .. "use
specified module name", how would Eclipse know that I want this project
to be under pepemax, not /home/cvs? See my point? It would try to create
it as a module. Fine for sf, not so fine for Sun's incubator or
jabberstudio.org.
Btw. I tried to add the repository with /home/cvs/pepemax, but that
didn't work.
But as I said, this can be done by hand.
Cheers,
Mariano
Sam Mesh wrote:
> Mariano,
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> Thanks for references.
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> P.S. Share project and "Use specified module name" doesn't allow to
> share project not as a module?
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> --
> Sam Mesh - http://openrules.com
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