Changes between Version 37 and Version 38 of PLATFORM_INFRASTRUCTURE_OVERVIEW


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11/08/08 16:51:52 (17 years ago)
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sriggins
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  • PLATFORM_INFRASTRUCTURE_OVERVIEW

    v37 v38  
    100100   1. Write your username and password for the repo(take them from Milo). Now you have local project repository.  
    101101  * Method B: For Mac/Linux: 
    102   1. Open Terminal 
    103   1. Open SVN, then choose SVN Repositories 
    104   1. use the command svn checkout SVN://asteasolutions.net:7369/sophie2 sophie2 
     102   1. Open Terminal 
     103   1. Open SVN, then choose SVN Repositories 
     104   1. use the command svn checkout SVN://asteasolutions.net:7369/sophie2 sophie2 
    105105   
    106  Note: After you eventually import the project into Eclipse (see [wiki: PLATFORM_DEPLOYMENT_BUILD_ECLIPSE]), you can re-checkout the repository into the sophie2 project/workspace 
    107   
    108106 * Basic Functionality of Sublipse 
    109   * Once you have created a project you can use Subclipse from the package explorer of your IDE. The files and directories that are under source control are noted with a symbol in the bottom right corner of the icon. Star(asterix) is used if the file is not synchronized with the repository and a yellow cylinder is used if the files match the repository structure. In the bottom left corner of the icon appears a red "x" if there are compilation errors in the code and a yellow "!" if there are warnings. 
     107  * After you eventually import the project into Eclipse (see [wiki: PLATFORM_DEPLOYMENT_BUILD_ECLIPSE]), you can use Subclipse from the package explorer of your IDE. The files and directories that are under source control are noted with a symbol in the bottom right corner of the icon. Star(asterix) is used if the file is not synchronized with the repository and a yellow cylinder is used if the files match the repository structure. In the bottom left corner of the icon appears a red "x" if there are compilation errors in the code and a yellow "!" if there are warnings. 
    110108  * We must not commit source that has errors, so that all users can always build and run the current version of the project. 
    111109  * We must not commit other files except source code.