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Daniel Spiess (5693) | asked Dec 03 '09, 5:15 p.m.
Hi,

I'm having troubles tracking down a problem with a particular workspace. This is running RTC/Eclipse on Debian. Here's what I'm doing:

1) Create a new repository workspace, flows with an existing stream, public, 1 component selected

2) Load the workspace, "Find and load Eclipse projects" selected, and into a new/clean/empty workspace folder

Once the workspace is loaded, it does not show in the Package Explorer. The above steps work correctly and I can see all the files on the Windows client without problem.

Is there something different that should be done on a Linux box? Is the Linux version buggy?

Thanks,
Deege

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Andrew Hoo (1.0k1) | answered Dec 11 '09, 10:53 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
Many developers here run on Linux. (I'm not sure if anybody runs on Debian
in particular though). Please file a bug if this still is a problem. The
workflow should be the same in windows and linux.


On Thu, 03 Dec 2009 17:22:56 -0500, deege
<dspiess> wrote:

Hi,

I'm having troubles tracking down a problem with a particular
workspace. This is running RTC/Eclipse on Debian. Here's what I'm
doing:

1) Create a new repository workspace, flows with an existing stream,
public, 1 component selected

2) Load the workspace, "Find and load Eclipse projects"
selected, and into a new/clean/empty workspace folder

Once the workspace is loaded, it does not show in the Package
Explorer. The above steps work correctly and I can see all the files
on the Windows client without problem.

Is there something different that should be done on a Linux box? Is
the Linux version buggy?

Thanks,
Deege



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Evan Hughes (2.4k1318) | answered Dec 11 '09, 1:29 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
Most of the source control dev team has an Ubuntu machine or dual boots into Ubuntu. Ubuntu is a Debian flavour, so you should be on a pretty safe platform.

That said:
1. Are there .project files in the folders that you're loading?
2. Are you loading into the default local workspace? (ie, under your eclipse root)
3. Have the files loaded onto the local disk? (look under the eclipse workspace root, or under whatever sandbox you're loading under - you should be able to get the location from Pending Changes view / twistie / Preferences / Sandboxes)
4. Are there files/directories in the remote workspace? (ie, open the Remote Files view on it and navigate below the component root)
5. Are there exceptions in your eclipse log?

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