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Aaron Cohen (820●78●51) | asked Jan 14 '09, 9:38 a.m.
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I have tested this a few times, I am only able to check-in files from a
java package that is 2 directories deep. I have tested this on RTC 1.0.1
under Mac and Linux. So If I have a package that is
com.ibm.rcs.xxx.xxx.xxx, only com.ibm is checked into source control. If
files are not in the first two directories deep, they don't get checked
in. I am sure there is a setting somewhere that is causing this. Any ideas?

Thanks!

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David Olsen (523●7) | answered Jan 14 '09, 12:48 p.m.
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Aaron Cohen wrote:
I am only able to check-in files from a java package that is 2
directories deep. So If I have a package that is
com.ibm.rcs.xxx.xxx.xxx, only com.ibm is checked into source control.
If files are not in the first two directories deep, they don't get
checked in. I am sure there is a setting somewhere that is causing
this. Any ideas?

I am guessing that the problem is the directory named "rcs". That name
is on Eclipse's default ignore list. See Window > Preferences > Team >
Ignored Resources. Try unchecking the "RCS" box.
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Aaron Cohen (820●78●51) | answered Jan 14 '09, 1:48 p.m.
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David Olsen wrote:
Aaron Cohen wrote:
I am only able to check-in files from a java package that is 2
directories deep. So If I have a package that is
com.ibm.rcs.xxx.xxx.xxx, only com.ibm is checked into source control.
If files are not in the first two directories deep, they don't get
checked in. I am sure there is a setting somewhere that is causing
this. Any ideas?

I am guessing that the problem is the directory named "rcs". That name
is on Eclipse's default ignore list. See Window > Preferences > Team
Ignored Resources. Try unchecking the "RCS" box.
That did it! Thanks!

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