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How can I load source depending on Change Sets?

Hi,
I am newer on using RTC, when I use 'scm history', it shows some change sets.
e.g.
Change sets:
(1013) ---$ Tom "modify"
(1014) ---$ Tom "add tomcat folder"
(1015) ---$ Tom "Initial for tomcat"

I want to load source from 1014, how can I do that??

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Change sets are not something that can be loaded by themselves. To provide the proper answer, I would need to understand what you are trying to accomplish (i.e. why do you want to "load" change set 1014?

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I can check-out source code which depending on revision while using svn. I often use this feature to make source control.
I think revision is similar with change set.

Change sets are not something that can be loaded by themselves. To provide the proper answer, I would need to understand what you are trying to accomplish (i.e. why do you want to "load" change set 1014?

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I'm not sure how you can do it with the command line but the Eclipse client allows you to do this from the history view of a file. Maybe you can try getting the history of a file and try to load the ID. If it worked, you should get an unresolved change on that file when you run scm status.

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Actually, a revision in subversion is not quite like a change set in RTC. What you need to do in RTC is load a component from a workspace. You can then accept or discard change sets as needed to get your desired configuration.

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Also. you may find this article of use:

http://jazz.net/library/article/639

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Thank you all!
I will go through the article carefully.

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