How to keep Pending Changes updated without eclipse project
One answer
RTC SCM doesn't care whether or not you use Java, and doesn't care
whether or not you have Eclipse projects or .project files. It just
loads file trees onto your disk (those loaded files are called a
"sandbox"). If you are using an IDE (like Eclipse or Visual Studio)
that has an RTC plug-in, then that plugin causes the IDE to notify the
plugin when a file has changed. If you aren't using an IDE, RTC will
scan the files in the sandbox to find what files have changed.
Cheers,
Geoff
On 9/9/2011 1:38 PM, wyejazz wrote:
whether or not you have Eclipse projects or .project files. It just
loads file trees onto your disk (those loaded files are called a
"sandbox"). If you are using an IDE (like Eclipse or Visual Studio)
that has an RTC plug-in, then that plugin causes the IDE to notify the
plugin when a file has changed. If you aren't using an IDE, RTC will
scan the files in the sandbox to find what files have changed.
Cheers,
Geoff
On 9/9/2011 1:38 PM, wyejazz wrote:
A general question.
We use RTC as a source control. Our file structure is not 100% java
code. So there may not be eclipse project. How can RTC know files in
those folders have been changed?