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reconnect Eclipse workspace after an unload/disconnect

I've successfully done many unload/delete operations followed by a load.
All of that works fine for me. I also noticed that 'unload' can
optionally just disconnect the Eclipse project from Jazz.

Is there a way to 'reconnect' an Eclipse project to Jazz after an
unload/disconnect ?

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On Tue, 06 Nov 2007 18:15:48 +0000, davidward wrote:

Is there a way to 'reconnect' an Eclipse project to Jazz after an
unload/disconnect ?

If you don't care about changes you have made locally, then you can
simply load the component again, it will overwrite what you have in your
eclipse workspace and will be connected to jazz.

Alternatively, if you want to preserve what you have locally, you can
share the project, this will connect it to jazz and create changes for
things that are different from what is in your jazz workspace.

- Dmitry

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Thanks That did it :-)
Cheers




If you don't care about changes you have made locally, then you can
simply load the component again, it will overwrite what you have in your
eclipse workspace and will be connected to jazz.

Alternatively, if you want to preserve what you have locally, you can
share the project, this will connect it to jazz and create changes for
things that are different from what is in your jazz workspace.

- Dmitry

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I too ran into same issue. Without my intervention, the loaded projects were disconnected. I tried the solution to Share again the project in right component, but it does not work in my case. Earlier, I have loaded the component root (say COMP1) as eclipse project and got disconnected suddenly. Now, if I try Team->Share project and select COMP1 as component and finish, it shows the project COMP1 will be added again as a new one inside COMP1. However I'm not able to update the existing root component (COMP1) contents.

How to handle this kind of scenario?

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