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Edoardo Comar (16●5●2) | asked Feb 04 '10, 11:57 a.m.
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Currently I have RTC 2.0.0.2 installed as a stand-alone environment
and also Eclipse 3.6Mx - which I use for my usual coding/development activity,with SVN source control.

One project I will work on is now stored in our Jazz server.
I used RTC to 'load' my workspace with it, but the regular Eclipse sees those projects as non-team-shared.

I'd want to install the RTC source control provider in my normal Eclipse.

I am not trying to install the full RTC 2 (3.4.2-based) into the 3.6x Eclipse which doesn't seem to work.
I am looking at just adding the minimal set of plugins to my Eclipse that will contribute a working source control experience (to-from my local workspace to my remote workspace).

any advice ?

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Michael Valenta (3.7k●3) | answered Feb 05 '10, 9:08 a.m.
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You don;t really have a lot of options as RTC, at least at the moment,
doesn't have any subpackages like SCM or Work Items. You can check out
the wiki page at
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/InstallRTC20IntoEclipse35 for some
ideas on how to install Jazz into a 3.5 or 3.6 based Eclipse.

Michael

edoardo wrote:
Hi
Currently I have RTC 2.0.0.2 installed as a stand-alone environment
and also Eclipse 3.6Mx - which I use for my usual coding/development
activity,with SVN source control.

One project I will work on is now stored in our Jazz server.
I used RTC to 'load' my workspace with it, but the regular Eclipse
sees those projects as non-team-shared.

I'd want to install the RTC source control provider in my normal
Eclipse.

I am not trying to install the full RTC 2 (3.4.2-based) into the 3.6x
Eclipse which doesn't seem to work.
I am looking at just adding the minimal set of plugins to my Eclipse
that will contribute a working source control experience (to-from my
local workspace to my remote workspace).

any advice ?

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