Re: [Subclipse-users] Webfacing Project help

Mark:

> When you share the project with SVN, you need to make sure that the
> .project and any other "." files in the project root are shared. Then when
> you check out, the same project type will be recreated. I am guessing one
> of your projects was checked out as a Simple project or just a Java or Web
> project.

My subversion repository for the first project looks like:

hostname/svn/V6R0M0/V6R0M0

hostname/svn/V6R0M0/V6R0M0EAR

The first directory in that URI is the subversion repository name, the
last are two directories that were versioned underneath. At this early
stage of testing, I do not have "trunk", "branches" etc.

For this I unzipped the exported zip file to my desktop, navigated into
that directory and did an SVN import. I don't know if that was the
right way - please correct me if not! Both of these directories have
".project" files, incidentally. Should I delete the checked out V6R0M0
(that I've left alone due to my perceived luck checking it out) and
start anew? Is there a correct way to import the project into a new
repository?

What would a correctly checked out Webfacing Project look like in the IDE?

> 1) By default, WDSC stores all the XML files in a JAR. There is a
> preference to turn this off. I'd highly recommend you do this, so that the
> XML for each DSPF can be versioned separately. Actually, it is a must.

Where do I turn this off?

> 2) WebFacing regenerates your JSP by deleting and recreating the files.
> The delete causes a problem for SVN which wants to capture that delete. To
> handle this, I added a special feature to Subclipse for Webfacing. Right

I'll test this out.

Thanks for the help so far! I await further insight.

Cheers,
Wes

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Received on Sat Oct 21 04:00:18 2006