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Re: Subclipse 0.9.31 with Rational Software Architect

From: Dan North <dan_at_tastapod.com>
Date: 2005-07-18 19:49:20 CEST

This one is close to my heart too, since I am introducing
subversion/subclipse to a large team using IBM RAD (Rational Something
Something), which is based on the 3.0.x Eclipse code base.

Mark: I appreciate the effort you're going to to keep subclipse
compatible with the 3.0 and 3.1 APIs. All I can say is please, please
keep it so ;)

Cheers,
Dan

Mark Phippard wrote:

>Reinhard Brandstaedter <reinhard.brandstaedter@ams-engineering.com> wrote
>on 07/18/2005 10:19:55 AM:
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>>Hi Mark!
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>>>>And how is subclipse involved in this then?
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>>>The way this works is that whenever a tool is about to open a file for
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>>>edit, it is supposed to call an Eclipse API method called
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>validateEdit().
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>>>This method is passed through to the team provide to decide whether to
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>>>allow the edit, present any UI etc... There is another API involved
>>>called a ResourceRule which is where the decisions are made whether
>>>anything needs to be done or not. We are just using the default
>>>implementation of this that comes with Eclipse. This default
>>>implementation makes its decision based on whether the resource being
>>>edited has the read-only attribute set or not. So that is what is
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>really
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>>>being checked, not the Subversion needs:lock property. We chose to
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>use
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>>>this technique as it is more efficient and the only files in a
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>Subversion
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>>>working copy that should have the read-only attribute set are those
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>which
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>>>have the needs:lock property set.
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>>Ok with that said I looked for read-only attributes in the checked out
>>repository. As expected none of the files has this attribute set. But
>>what I found out is that Windows XP seems to set the read-only attribute
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>>on every folder on the whole drive. It's not possible to remove the
>>read-only attribute from the folders (even as administrator). Could it
>>be the case that Software Architect asks for the properties of the
>>folder and not the file and thus issues an lock request?
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>>I'm also forwarding this to IBM support.
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>I added a workaround that fixes this for the one scenario that I know of.
>It will probably fix it for you too. I just added a "filter" to the array
>that we receive to re-check the read only status of the files. Like I
>said, this fixes it for me.
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>This will be in our next release.
>
>Mark
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Received on Tue Jul 19 03:49:20 2005

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