ClearCase connector for M4
Hi,
How can we obtain the CC connector for M4 ? BR Lars |
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Lars Ohln wrote:
Hi, Lars, I believe the CC connector is now in the base RTC download. There is not a separate download for it any longer. Steve |
This is correct, just download RTC and you've got the CC Connector.
Brian "Steve Wasleski" <wasleski@us.ibm.com> wrote in message news:fj1a29$tof$1@localhost.localdomain... Lars Ohln wrote: |
olof.zachrisson@tietoenator-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (oloza) wrote in
news:fj3h4h$s1u$1@localhost.localdomain: Using the New ClearCase Workspace wizard and getting to the Create New FYI, I opened WI 38670 to improve error message :) I will let other people troubleshoot the issue :) -- Christophe Elek Serviceability Architect IBM Software Group - Rational |
Using the New ClearCase Workspace wizard and getting to the Create New Repository Workspace page, I'm not allowed to press Next. Trying Finish I get a "Jazz ClearCase Interop" popup saying "Unexpected Error Message". Details reveals:
Could not find contributeor with Id: ccsync Item not found Item not found ?? BR //OLof |
If you type in anything, or even just let the page default to the text it
chooses, you should be able to hit Next. The only way you can't hit next, on that page, is if the edit field is empty. I just took a look at the code and confirmed that. As for the error message, here's the deal: in previous incarnations, we did syncs on the client, in a background job. Now all syncs are done on the server in a build job. You need to define a ccsync user that has all permissions in the team area where you'll be importing to. The ccsync user is the pseudo-user we use to do the actual sync. We should certainly have a better message, thanks Christophe for submitting the work item. Brian "oloza" <olof.zachrisson@tietoenator-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message news:fj3h4h$s1u$1@localhost.localdomain... Using the New ClearCase Workspace wizard and getting to the Create New |
Yes, adding the ccsync user to the team solved the problem with the error message. Thanks a lot Brian!
Regarding the Next button, there is no way I can use that. It has simply decided to stay greyed out. Not that it matters that much, I still end up at the Edit ClearCase Paths page (referred to as Select ClearCase Paths page in the online help btw) after clicking Finish. BR //OLof |
Next problem: the Edit ClearCase Paths page, where I am not able to use the Browse Paths button. I get another "Jazz ClearCase Interop" popup saying:
Unexpected Error Message Reason: An InvocationTargetException was thrown while 'Fetching children of workspace...' Details: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException Could not list files for the pathname:null/jazz_test_JAZZ_TEST_BASE_8dbfd.... The "null" in pathname above seems suspicious. It seems I should see my view storage location path there! But that one seems to be ok: In ClearCase Workspace Synchronization view, I right-click on my ClearCase Workspace, select Properties and can see that com.ibm.rational.wvcm.ct.STG_LOC i set correctly. What else could be wrong? BR //OLof |
I'm not sure yet what's going on with the Browse button, but you can always
enter them manually (TIP: if you have a lot of VOBs mounted, this will be a *lot* faster; alternatively only mount the VOBs you care about while doing this browsing). The syntax is: <vob>\<folder> ... <project_folder> where <project_folder> is a folder containing a ".project" file. Brian "oloza" <olof.zachrisson@tietoenator-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message news:fj3vp6$2gm$1@localhost.localdomain... Next problem: the Edit ClearCase Paths page, where I am not able to |
I forgot, you're using M4. We changed the flow so that on that page, all
you can do is hit Finish. It's the end of the wizard. Glad the tip about ccsync helped. And yes, you should end up with the sync view appearing and then the Edit CC Paths page. Brian "oloza" <olof.zachrisson@tietoenator-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message news:fj3u0v$1ov$1@localhost.localdomain... Yes, adding the ccsync user to the team solved the problem with the |
Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35)
| answered Dec 04 '07, 2:58 p.m.
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Yes, the "null" in the pathname is bad. It should be the mvfsroot, i.e.
the result of "cleartool pwv -mvfsroot" (commonly "M:"). Just to check, what do you get when you run "cleartool pwv -mvfsroot" on your machine? I've filed this as workitem 38748. Cheers, Geoff oloza wrote: Next problem: the Edit ClearCase Paths page, where I am not able to |
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