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Hi,

I am relatively new to Jazz/RTC but have to use it for the work that I do. Currently, I use the Jazz Administratrion plugin for eclipse. Here's what I want to do:

I have a proejct folder for Java and I want to have subdirectories of differening types of files below the mail folder. For example:

Proejct1/
- FolderA/
- srcA/
- FolderB/
- srcB/
- FolderC/
- srcC/

However, when I checkout the stream from RTC, it appears at the top level in my workspace:

FolderA/
FolderB/
FolderC/

how I make RTC check it out with the folder structure in tact? Is this a configuration thing or something to do with eclipse?

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

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Did you share Project1 as a project into source control? If you show repository files on the component, you should see the directory structure of your files on the server. This is how the default options would load (we don't use the term checkout) the content.

If Project1 isn't in source control, you can load the content into a Project1 folder. When loading, you can adjust the advanced options on the second page of the wizard to customize how the content is loaded.

Alternatively, you could reshare your files back into source control so that it has the directory structure that you want.

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Thanks for the quick reply. I apologize as I was looking at the wrong repository. This is working just as you described. Thanks!


Did you share Project1 as a project into source control? If you show repository files on the component, you should see the directory structure of your files on the server. This is how the default options would load (we don't use the term checkout) the content.

If Project1 isn't in source control, you can load the content into a Project1 folder. When loading, you can adjust the advanced options on the second page of the wizard to customize how the content is loaded.

Alternatively, you could reshare your files back into source control so that it has the directory structure that you want.

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