Will deleting a project locally through eclipse also delete the project in clearcase?
I'm a new user of clearcase coming a from a cvs/subversion background. I want to re-create an already created project from clearcase. I think I should delete the project and then re-create the project from clearcase. But I do not want to cause any adverse effects when I delete the project, as it seems clearcase maintains a constant connection to locally checked out project.
What is the proper way of re-creating a clearcase project ?
If:
your Eclipse has the ClearCase plugin activated
your .project and .classpath Eclipse files are within a ClearCase view (very important, see for instance "imported Eclipse project not linking to ClearCase")
Then deleting the project through Eclipse would delete the project in ClearCase: the surest way to check that would be to display the version of the parent directory of said .project file once deleted: that parent directory history should include as its latest version one "unreferencing .project".
But a simpler way is to keep those two operations (delete in Eclipse and delete in ClearCase) separate:
delete the project from the workspace in Eclipse (without deleting the actual file)
go in your ClearCase explorer and delete those files.
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I also try to add plugin manually as suggested in APOC procedure not found
but not nothing seems worked, please help me out. Find screenshot here
In Neo4j Desktop, when you upgrade a Project's database to a newer version, the Project's plugins are not automatically upgraded for you.
To upgrade a Project's DB version manually, you can do this:
Open the Project (while its DB is stopped).
Click Manage.
Click the dropdown arrow next to Open Folder and select Plugins.
Delete the old APOC jar file from the plugins folder.
Get the right APOC jar file version from https://github.com/neo4j-contrib/neo4j-apoc-procedures/releases, and put it in the plugins folder.
Start the DB, and the APOC plugin should start running.
If the Project's UI still shows an error for the plugin, try closing the desktop and re-opening it.
I have an existing C project with the following folder structure:
bin
proj
src
inc
doc
conf
When i launch Eclipse and create a new project the root project folder is polluted with:
.cproject
.project
Also the parent folder with:
.metadata
RemoteSystemsTempFiles/
A want to continue use Eclipse as an C IDE with a my custom makefile (or not) but I want all Eclipse related files and folders to be put inside the proj directory. I need Eclipse to debug ARM targets.
Is it possible? If not what is the next best thing?
I made a promise to myself to start a smooth transition from IDEs to vim with a custom makefile. I still need Eclipse to help me for debugging.
One step at a time...
The files .project and .cproject (and the .settings folder if it exists) contains the Eclipse-specific (general and C/C++) project configuration.
The .metadata folder is a kind of cache/temp folder (to store error/warnings markers, local file history, etc.) and also used to store your workspace preferences (most of Window > Preferences).
Files in a project are tracked and can cause changes in the .metadata folder. If the .metadata folder would be located in a project, this could end in an infinite loop.
You could use the workspace folder of Eclipse (which contains the .metadata folder) as part of your overall project folder and link instead of copy all files and folder that you want to see in Eclipse or that are required by Eclipse into your Eclipse project (you can also mark some files and folders as derived to stop them from being tracked and to make them less visible in Eclipse).
Note, do not share or move the .metadata folder (and derived resources). In contrast, .project, .cproject and .settings are intended to be shared.
I created a package for items in Sitecore, but forgot downloading the package in wizard.
Is there any way to download the package I created??
Many items have been changed, so creating the package again is not working.
A little old, but from within sitecore:
Start the installation wizard,
Click browse
Find the package (UI sucks, not sorting or anything)
Click download
From the sitecore file explorer, I couldn't go all the way the data folder (outside the website folder)
It will be in your data folder under the /packages directory.
If you haven't got access to the sever directly you can download the file using the File explorer.
More info here
https://superruub.wordpress.com/2013/01/04/sitecore-package-designer-zipfile-location-folder/
The pacakage will be in your “~/Data/packages” folder.
I have the source from an Eclipse project, and I need to import all of the build settings as well as the source into a new project so I can make some changes. The trouble is, when I go to build the project, Eclipse is calling the internal builder and NOT calling the Makefile from the previous project (which I have imported). The makefile contains some values in #define statements that need to be passed in on the command line.
When I go to change these options in Eclipse (by right clicking on the project and going down to "Properties" and then examining the "C/C++ Build" tab) they are grayed out!
If someone could help me out I'd greatly appreciate it.
Thanks all!
There is a folder called ".settings" under your project, copy this (and everything under it) to your new project, this is where all of the settings are stored. To see the folder, you may need to use the view menu (upside down triangle) in the Package or Project Explorer and remove the filter on the ".resources". For Package Explorer select the "Filters", in Project Explorer use "Customize View"
I am creating setup of my project using Visula Studio 2008. I am facing problem in setup installation.
If I uninstall old setup (application) and install the new one then config file (App.config) updates the attributes (surely it is new file) of config file but if I install new setup without uninstalling the old one then config file does not update.
from config file I mean MyProject.exe.config
Why is this behavior of config file. Should it not be updated on installation of the new setup
Is this possible to delete and copy the config file of new setup?
Is there a way to update only config file forcefully during installation.
Thanks for your help!
The "app.config" per se in your project directory won't be and shouldn't be deployed!
When you compile your project, you should get a YourProject.exe.config in your bin\debug or bin\release folder. That file should be updated with each compile (if needed), and if you add your "project output" to the setup project, it should be included in that setup.
Does your YourProject.exe.config get installed on a new install? Does it get properly removed on uninstall?
MyProject.exe.config won't be updated since this file typically contains data or information depending on decisions the admin or user has taken during the first installation process (or afterwards by manually changing this file). This information would get lost if the file is overwritten during an update.
However, when you have to add some new configuration options to MyProject.exe.config in your newest version of MyProject , you can build a custom action to your installer and add those new options to the existing file without overwriting the content.