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how to use multiple RTC components in j2ee project


yi lilo (4665) | asked Jul 21 '08, 12:03 p.m.
we are now using SVN to manage a big j2ee project, there are three sub-folders under the src folder, three dev teams focus on each sub-folder, developers download the whole project to their local eclipse workspace, modify their own sub-folder and compile/build/deploy the whole project to have a test. we are trying to move to RTC from SVN but find a very bad result about multiple RTC component structure. we want to set each of the sub-folders under src folder as one RTC component, however, as you know, RTC component MUST relate with an eclipse projet(when use team->share project to import source code to RTC), so here is the issue, these three sub-folders uner src of j2ee project should not be treated as eclipse project, the hard relationship between RTC component and eclipse project breaks this j2ee project source code structure. even we can refact it, imagine the work effort and ROI!
can anyone give some advices about this issue? what's the usage model in your j2ee project with RTC? great thanks!

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Jean-Michel Lemieux (2.5k11) | answered Jul 21 '08, 8:59 p.m.
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You are correct that this is a limitation in RTC 1.0. All sub-folders/files of a top level folder in the file area must be from the same component.

Your options are to keep the three source directories in the same component or split the project into three.

Jean-Michel
Jazz Source Control Team

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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k33035) | answered Jul 21 '08, 9:22 p.m.
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER
Note: If you are interested in tracking (or adding your support) to the
workitem to remove this restriction, it is workitem 55028.

Cheers,
Geoff

jlemieux wrote:
You are correct that this is a limitation in RTC 1.0. All
sub-folders/files of a top level folder in the file area must be from
the same component.

Your options are to keep the three source directories in the same
component or split the project into three.

Jean-Michel
Jazz Source Control Team

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