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I've create a new JUnit project but want to delete it, I tried to follow the steps described in the help, right click the project and try to find the delete option, but cannot find it... I've attached the uri of the snapshot of the context menu... Thanks very much! :)


http://picasaweb.google.com/iriswang2009/Log#5338371193706907906

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The view you need (tab) is Team Organization, it doesn't have the option within Team Artifacts. Highlight project, right click and the action is Archive. Just make sure you want to do this, as it is irreversible once you press yes. Hope that helps!

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Thanks, that really helps.. But even if I archive the project, when I want to create a new project with the same name as the archived project, it will fail, it prompts that a project with the same name already exists... So we are not really deleting the project, right? Is there any function that performs the deleting action? Thanks lots! :)



The view you need (tab) is Team Organization, it doesn't have the option within Team Artifacts. Highlight project, right click and the action is Archive. Just make sure you want to do this, as it is irreversible once you press yes. Hope that helps!

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uri of the snapshot:

http://picasaweb.google.com/iriswang2009/Log#5338405751238507458



Thanks, that really helps.. But even if I archive the project, when I want to create a new project with the same name as the archived project, it will fail, it prompts that a project with the same name already exists... So we are not really deleting the project, right? Is there any function that performs the deleting action? Thanks lots! :)



The view you need (tab) is Team Organization, it doesn't have the option within Team Artifacts. Highlight project, right click and the action is Archive. Just make sure you want to do this, as it is irreversible once you press yes. Hope that helps!

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Hello cactuswzh,

would reaning the old project prior to archiving do the trick?

Ralph

uri of the snapshot:

http://picasaweb.google.com/iriswang2009/Log#5338405751238507458

cactuswzhwrote:

Thanks, that really helps.. But even if I archive the project, when I
want to create a new project with the same name as the archived
project, it will fail, it prompts that a project with the same name
already exists... So we are not really deleting the project, right? Is
there any function that performs the deleting action? Thanks lots! :)

arnovickwrote:

The view you need (tab) is Team Organization, it doesn't have the
option within Team Artifacts. Highlight project, right click and the
action is Archive. Just make sure you want to do this, as it is
irreversible once you press yes. Hope that helps!

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Yes, I'd suggest renaming your archived project "foo" something like
"foo.ARCHIVED", to prevent naming conflicts.

Cheers,
Geoff

Ralph Schoon wrote:
Hello cactuswzh,

would reaning the old project prior to archiving do the trick?

Ralph

uri of the snapshot:

http://picasaweb.google.com/iriswang2009/Log#5338405751238507458

cactuswzhwrote:

Thanks, that really helps.. But even if I archive the project, when I
want to create a new project with the same name as the archived
project, it will fail, it prompts that a project with the same name
already exists... So we are not really deleting the project, right? Is
there any function that performs the deleting action? Thanks lots! :)

arnovickwrote:

The view you need (tab) is Team Organization, it doesn't have the
option within Team Artifacts. Highlight project, right click and the
action is Archive. Just make sure you want to do this, as it is
irreversible once you press yes. Hope that helps!



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