Anyone connected to a rtc repository from Oracle SQL developer? Is it possible?
Accepted answer
Oracle SQL Developer is based on JDeveloper, which has built-in integration with Subversion and Git, and provides downloadable plug-ins for ClearCase, CVS, Perforce, and MS Team System.
To my knowledge, JDeveloper does not provide a mechanism for a third party to add support for a different versioning system (such as RTC), so you would either need to get JDeveloper to create such a plug-in. or get JDeveloper to publish their API's that would allow a third party to do so.
To my knowledge, JDeveloper does not provide a mechanism for a third party to add support for a different versioning system (such as RTC), so you would either need to get JDeveloper to create such a plug-in. or get JDeveloper to publish their API's that would allow a third party to do so.
One other answer
Of course it's possible if the RTC repository is backed by Oracle (you can connect to other databases but for different purposes). But what do you want to do with it? Unless you know the schema of the data (how to data is structured), you will only see many tables containing raw data that makes little sense to you.
