On 5/1/07, Guy Genilloud <ggenilloud@xtg.bz> wrote:
>
> In IBM Websphere Message Broker Toolkit (my IDE), the Subclipse
> (1.0.5) mini-icons do not get updated as they should.
>
> For example, after releasing a lock, a NEEDS-LOCK file becomes
> Read-Only, but my IDE does not show this. Using a Refresh command
> does not work. On the other hand, Tortoise does see the change
> and shows the correct mini-icon.
>
> The only way to get the correct up-to-date mini-icons is to close
> the project in the IDE and to re-open it. But this is cumbersome.
>
> Is there a bette way?
I am not aware of any scenarios where this problem occurs. Basically
it is up to Eclipse to ask us to refresh a decorator and Eclipse does
this when it thinks a file has changed in some way. It is also
sometimes our job to tell Eclipse that a file has changed, and Eclipse
in turn notifies compilers, decorators etc. If refresh is not fixing
the problem then we are probably doing our job in this equation.
Maybe Eclipse caches something about read-only status? Just a guess.
> Also, how can I find out who is the current owner of a lock?
The error message when you try to lock a file should have this info.
Otherwise, if the file has the svn:needs-lock property set then you
should also be able to right-click and choose Properties then bring up
the "Subversion" page in the Resource Properties dialog. If the file
is locked by another user we will show the information on that page.
--
Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
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Received on Tue May 1 20:22:41 2007