Re: [Subclipse-users] Another Issue with subclipse 1.5 with RAD7 (Adding artifacts)

On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 10:57 AM, Acheson, Douglas
<douglas.acheson_at_rbc.com> wrote:

> While investigating the first issue with RAD7 and subclipse 1.5 (see
> previous items in this mailing list) I came across another issue :-(
>
> I created a new EJB Project in RAD with one stateless session EJB, and
> had RAD generate the EJB remote and home interfaces. I mark theses
> files to be added to the repository using Team -> Add to version
> control. And I am prompted with this dialog box :
>
> Add Ignored Resource
> You have explicitly asked to version control one or more resources
> that otherwise would have been ignored. Continue?
> Yes No
>
> Not sure why I go this message window, cause I did not exclude them nor
> are these listed in the Ignored Resources set. I press Yes and then
> bam, there is no indication (visually) that there are any changes to be
> made, i.e. icons (decorators) do not appear on the artifacts or the
> ancestor directories.
>
> When I do a Team -> Synchronise with Repository I get a message Box that
> reads
> Synchronizing: No Changes found (window name Synchronize Complete -
> SVN).
>
> Yet, when I use Tortoise SVN I can check to see for any modifications
> and a dialog box appears that show the files I did select to be added
> are in fact marked for add.
>
> If I delete the project from RAD7 (and do not delete the contents) then
> import the project back into the workspace proper information about the
> artifacts are recognized by subclipse.
>
> Any insight would be appreciated.

These generated files are likely marked as "derived resources" within
Eclipse. This makes them automatically ignored. Think of .class
files as the most classic example. When you check them back out they
do not have the derived setting any more internally and are handled
differently.

We allow you to add and commit these resources but we do not decorate
them for you.

http://subclipse.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=535

You can manually remove the derived marker on a file. Right-click and
choose Properties. On the General Eclipse resource page there are a
bunch of check boxes, like Read-only. One of these is "Derived".
Uncheck it and Eclipse will no longer consider it to be derived.

-- 
Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
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