| Beginner Level: simplest Bitbucket integration with passphrase [message #1697543] |
Thu, 04 June 2015 17:07  |
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Hallo,
I am an absolute beginner in (Eclipse; Oomph; Java, Git)!
Everything I've read so far has me more confused than really furthered.
But, I am incredibly motivated ;-)
What I need right now for a simple problem is a minimalist solution.
Problem: find a setup phrase to integrate some BitBucket projects in the
installation process (including the transfer of user; Password).
At the end, the Repo`s shall stand in the Git-perspective and in the
resources tree.
What I have, are some Git clone instructions. But I need to enter the
user information during the installation on each Repo;-(
In addition, the Repo`s appear only in the Git-Perpektive and not in the
resource view.
Can anyone give a further notice to me? As simple as necessary?
Bow my head in respect for the creators and helpers
Ralf R.
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| Re: Beginner Level: simplest Bitbucket integration with passphrase [message #1697570 is a reply to message #1697543] |
Fri, 05 June 2015 05:20  |
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PS: Sorry, here is MySetup...
Am 04.06.2015 um 19:07 schrieb Ralf Reinders:
> Hallo,
>
> I am an absolute beginner in (Eclipse; Oomph; Java, Git)!
>
> Everything I've read so far has me more confused than really furthered.
>
> But, I am incredibly motivated ;-)
>
> What I need right now for a simple problem is a minimalist solution.
>
> Problem: find a setup phrase to integrate some BitBucket projects in the
> installation process (including the transfer of user; Password).
>
> At the end, the Repo`s shall stand in the Git-perspective and in the
> resources tree.
>
> What I have, are some Git clone instructions. But I need to enter the
> user information during the installation on each Repo;-(
>
> In addition, the Repo`s appear only in the Git-Perpektive and not in the
> resource view.
>
> Can anyone give a further notice to me? As simple as necessary?
>
> Bow my head in respect for the creators and helpers
>
> Ralf R.
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| Re: Beginner Level: simplest Bitbucket integration with passphrase [message #1697571 is a reply to message #1697543] |
Fri, 05 June 2015 05:36 |
 Ed Merks
Messages: 33264
Registered: July 2009 |
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Ralf,
Comments below.
On 04/06/2015 7:07 PM, Ralf Reinders wrote:
> Hallo,
>
> I am an absolute beginner in (Eclipse; Oomph; Java, Git)!
That's a lot to learn at once!
>
> Everything I've read so far has me more confused than really furthered.
>
> But, I am incredibly motivated ;-)
>
> What I need right now for a simple problem is a minimalist solution.
>
> Problem: find a setup phrase to integrate some BitBucket projects in
> the installation process (including the transfer of user; Password).
I've personally worked on a project set via bit bucket. One should be
automatically prompted for the password when the *.setup is accessed
(assuming you're maintaining that at bitbucket and it's password protected.
>
> At the end, the Repo`s shall stand in the Git-perspective and in the
> resources tree.
>
> What I have, are some Git clone instructions. But I need to enter the
> user information during the installation on each Repo;-(
Is this for the git clone command or for accessing the setup hosted at a
password protected https location? One way to avoid that is to use ssh
instead. Then the keys in your key store would be used instead...
>
> In addition, the Repo`s appear only in the Git-Perpektive and not in
> the resource view.
You'll need tasks like a targlet task (are your projects plugins and
features or plain Java?), or a projects import task to determine which
source projects you want in your workspace.
>
> Can anyone give a further notice to me? As simple as necessary?
We probably should add a bitbucket catalog so you don't have to repeat
some of the boiler plate that are in the Eclipse and Github catalogs.
Please open a bugzilla enhancement request.
The setup looks fine. If your projects are plugins and features, you
should add a targlet task, otherwise use a projects import task. Look
at some of the other setups for examples. E.g., EMF's setup has some
projects import tasks...
>
> Bow my head in respect for the creators and helpers
>
> Ralf R.
Ed Merks
Professional Support: https://www.macromodeling.com/
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