Re: Using Eclpise and Subclipse

wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 02/06/2006 03:10:38 PM:

> We are using Subclipse and have noticed a couple of odd things.
> 
> 1) When any of us update our projects from the repository, Eclipse 
decides it 
> needs to push everything down to the iSeries even though the versions 
> retrieved into our projects are no different to the versions on the 
iSeries

So are you saying you have an iSeries Project stored in a Subversion 
repository.  You use Subclipse to do an update of your local copy.  After 
doing the update, if you take the Push Changes option it wants to push all 
of the files to the iSeries even though you have not changed them?

Assuming that is the scenario, then isn't the problem likely that iSeries 
Projects has some kind of file timestamps that it bases these decisions 
on?  When you do an update in Subclipse, any file that it updates is going 
to have the timestamp set to the current date/time.

> 2) When getting updates to the "Team" RemoteSystemsConnections we cannot 
see 
> the updates unless we end Eclipse and restart it.
> 
> Is this normal behaviour ? 

Never used the feature, so I cannot say.

Also, you do not say, but I assume you are using WDSC 6 and Subclipse 
0.9.105?

Mark


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