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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 30 Nov 04 11:00 writes
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JFYI: After opening the project you should either checkout or get
files (issue this command). 3rd GUI tool not needed. |
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--> The Distillery Pty Limited Russell Nash (user)
at 24 Nov 04 11:00 writes
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This latest one does not work if the local directory does not exit. If you
just try to open the project nothing happens. If you tell it to create the
project it creates the local directory but does not populate it with any of
the files or subfolders.
However, if I establish the local folders first using winCVS, everything
seems to work correctly.
Attached is the debug log from this morning. The first two attempts the
local directory did not exist. And the last attempt is after doing the
following command in winCVS
CVSROOT: :ext:russn@aten:/u01/data/cvs (ssh authentication)
TCL is available, shell is enabled : help (select and press enter)
cvs -q checkout -P iq_v4.0 (in directory C:\Projects)
Something odd I noticed in the debug log is the directory where it is
executing the cvs commands. I thought this should be C:\Projects\iq_v4.0
not C:/DOCUME~1/RUSSN~1.DIS/LOCALS~1/Temp/UDC46.
Launched C:\Program Files\PushOk Software\CVS Proxy\/cvsnt/cvs.exe -w
-n
-d ":ext:russn@aten.thedistillery.com.au:/u01/data/cvs" checkout
"iq_v4.0"
in folder "C:/DOCUME~1/RUSSN~1.DIS/LOCALS~1/Temp/UDC46"
Because I can get this to work by using winCVS to set up the directories
first, I am happy to wait for your next version to fix the above problems.
What I have now is a workable solution, I think, that I can roll out to our
other developers.
You support has been excellent. Thanks. |
| Debug Log
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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 24 Nov 04 11:00 writes
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Well, we make testing on our side. We made few changes into plug-in,
and now I sure that it is work with PL SQL. You can download the
debug dll and try it.
For your problem with project open just the few comments:
* If you open some specific project (like the iq_v4.0) in your case
local path should be "C:\Projects\iq_v4.0", not the "C:\Projects"
* for first time local directory should be empty or better not exist.
If not please be sure that it contain correct cvs bindings (content of
cvs subfolder). More exactly "Root" should be equal to "AuxPath", and
"Repository" to "Project". The cvs (as you may know) have the "hard"
binding to cvs server and module in cvs subfolders. Because that they
should absent or contain correct info. |
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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 24 Nov 04 11:00 writes
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Well, right now I not see anything useful in logs. I need some
comments:
a) what you trying to do? Pull project from CVS?
b) what are currently in your C:\Projects? Especially I interested is
anything is in C:\Projects\cvs. And if it not empty what is in "Root"
and "Repository" file.
Anyway we found that trial version of PLSQL developer available and we
will download it and test it on our side. I hope we not need the
Oracle installed for this. |
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--> The Distillery Pty Limited Russell Nash (user)
at 23 Nov 04 11:00 writes
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Still does not work. The attached debug log is for an "open project"
action. Files are not updated in the location specified in the open project
dialogue (ie C:\Projects). |
| Debug Log after "Open Project/Module".
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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 23 Nov 04 11:00 writes
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Thank you for your help. Please try the new version of dll which can be
downloaded from the same location. I believe that now it will work. If
not, please send back the debuglog.txt. |
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--> The Distillery Pty Limited Russell Nash (user)
at 18 Nov 04 11:00 writes
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Igor. The first time I ran this version I got a list of files back, but it
did not breaking them out into their subdirectories.
I've tried it again twice since then, and it seems to be hanging the IDE.
It never seems to come back from "Open Project" command.
The attached debuglog file file is from my last attempt. The IDE never
returned from the Opening the project, and I killed it off once it seemed
no more was being written to the log file.
I'll reboot my PC and try it again. In the meantime, I'll wait to hear back
about those subdirectories.
Thanks
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| Debug Log
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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 18 Nov 04 11:00 writes
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Hope that now it should work. I will appreciate if you download the new
debug dll from same location and test it. If it will not work, please
send me the debuglog.txt again. Please only clear it before new
attempt. |
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--> The Distillery Pty Limited Russell Nash (user)
at 11 Nov 04 11:00 writes
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Sorry, still not working. Attached is the screen dump for the check out
files dialogue, and the debug log you requested.
(And thanks for the fantastic level of support you are giving me!) |
| Screen dump of checkout using latest DLL
Debug Log
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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 11 Nov 04 11:00 writes
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Please download the dll from the same location and try it. Probably it
will work for you. If not please send to me the debuglog.txt that it
produce (located near the dll). It will help me find the reason of
problem. Thanks. |
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--> The Distillery Pty Limited Russell Nash (user)
at 10 Nov 04 11:00 writes
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Thanks for the updated DLL. That changed things slightly, and gives me the
next directory down in my project/module, but still doesn't solve the
problem.
I'm uploading a couple of screen dumps so you can see what it happening.
The first file is the "Check Out Files" dialogue in my IDE as it appears
just after restarting the IDE. Note that none of the files in my project
are listed.
The second file is the same "Check Out Files" dialog after I have gone
through and added a couple of the files from my project back in. Each time
I add the files I get a "File already exists" error from the repository
(which is what I expect).
So the problem with losing the list of files and folders is still happening
with this latest DLL.
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| Check Out dialogue immediately after restating IDE
Check Out dialogue after manually adding files
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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 10 Nov 04 11:00 writes
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The link to debug dll you find in that ticket is just temporary link, so it not contain changes you need. Here you will find right version: http://www.pushok.com/files/PushokCVSSCC_1.zipAnd yes we are working to include this into new version. |
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--> The Distillery Pty Limited Russell Nash (user)
at 09 Nov 04 11:00 writes
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I am using PLSQL Developer and I am able to connect to the repository and
open a module as a project. Then go to Check Out Files and all it shows me
is the Module Name and none of the folders or files that are in the CVS
repository for that module.
If I checkout the module to the local directory using WinCVS, and then use
Add Files in the IDE, I get some errors (as expected) about them already
existing in the repository with that version number, and then I can see
them in the Check Out Files... dialogue.
From that point, I can check in and out okay. But if I shutdown the IDE and
restart it, the list of files is empty again and I have to go through the
above exercise all over again.
The IDE vendor (www.allroundautomations.com) mentioned something about
having to support controlled directories. There's another Ticket her in
your system for this same problem (I am using the debug version of the DLL
suggested in that ticket).
Jalindi Igloo has the same problem as described above, except that it at
least populates the local directory with all the files and folders from the
CVS repository, so I don't have to use WinCVS to get started.
Is this problem fixed in version 1.3? Will that be ready (even as a beta)
soon?
We are looking for an immediate solution so we can get all our Oracle
Developers using CVS through the PLSQL Developer IDE.
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