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What's the difference between Share Project and Move In Repo

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When I have a new Java project, I can use Share Project to add it into a RTC component. I can also use Move In Repository to add that, right? What's different?

I tried to invoke Move In Repository on a project already in a component, seems it does nothing but created a history log, why it didn't stop me?

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Jirong

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"Move In Repository" is not another way to put a project under RTC
source control ... it is a way to move a project that is already under
RTC source control to be in a different location in the repository (in
particular, it is a way to move a project under RTC source control from
one RTC component to a different RTC component).

Cheers,
Geoff

On 6/28/2011 5:08 PM, hujirong wrote:
Hi

When I have a new Java project, I can use Share Project to add it into
a RTC component. I can also use Move In Repository to add that, right?
What's different?

I tried to invoke Move In Repository on a project already in a
component, seems it does nothing but created a history log, why it
didn't stop me?

Thanks
Jirong

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Thanks for your reply.

So the questions remains: why RTC allows me do this Move In Repository to its own component again and again, each time it creates a history, a new change set I can deliver, and other people can accept. What does all this mean?

Thanks
Jirong

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We'd need more details ... like what you moved, and what the destination
of the move is, and what the change set that created looked like ...

Cheers,
Geoff

On 6/28/2011 9:23 PM, hujirong wrote:
Thanks for your reply.

So the questions remains: why RTC allows me do this Move In Repository
to its own component again and again, each time it creates a history,
a new change set I can deliver, and other people can accept. What
does all this mean?

Thanks
Jirong

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