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| Re: .syncinfo file deleted RDZ [message #328810 is a reply to message #328798] |
Wed, 04 June 2008 12:53   |
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com
Srividya,
I don't think Eclipse would delete files. If you look at the file
system after 2) but before 3), is the file there?
srividya wrote:
> Hi
>
> 1)A Java project is added from a repository to workspace of IBM
> Rational Application Developer (RDZ7.0) RDZ Eclipse version: 3.1.1
> 2) Close workspace (do not close the project before closing workspace)
> 3) Re-open RDZ, use the same workspace try to navigate to the Java
> project
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> OBSERVED RESULT
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> I am getting below error message in the session log:
> "Resource - <project name> - is not managed"
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> I found out that .syncinfo file for that particular project is being
> deleted on closing the workspace. Can anybody please tell me why
> .syncinfo file is being deleted?
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| Re: .syncinfo file deleted RDZ [message #329046 is a reply to message #329039] |
Wed, 11 June 2008 08:35 |
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com
Srividya,
That's very odd. I think it's best to ask the folks supporting this
product because it sounds like during shutdown it may well be trying to
save this information and then is failing for some reason. Have a look
in the <workspace>/.metadata/.log if there aren't stack traces perhaps
related to such a failure. I'm pretty sure the file you mention is
created as part of a named launch configuration being launched...
srividya wrote:
> Hi Ed
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> Its being deleted while workspace is closed.
> And this problem is reproduced in one workspace, not reproduced in
> another workspace.Our finding is that the only difference between
> these two workspaces is one configuration folder content
> (<workspace>\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.pde.core\Eclipse
> Application\org.eclipse.osgi ). Can somebody please tell me what is
> the significance of this osgi folder..? How the contents of osgi are
> created? And why content is different for different workspaces?
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