HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 117)

2. In the C Element Filters dialog, deselect .*resources.
3. Select OK in the C Element Filters dialog.
Using NSDEE with SCM tools: examples and procedures
You can use local projects with a software configuration management (SCM) tool in one of two
ways. The first is to use an Eclipse plug-in provided for use with an SCM tool to check-in and
check-out files directly in Eclipse. The second is to use an SCM outside of Eclipse to check-in and
check-out files, and to import projects from the SCM's file repository into NSDEE's NonStop Project
Explorer for editing and building.
Since there are a number of SCM tools available, this section uses Subversion as an example of
using NSDEE with SCM tools. This section only provides minimal guidance. For details on any
particular SCM tool, refer to the tool's own documentation.
NOTE: It is important to save NSDEE project files (.project and .cproject) using your SCM
tool just as you save your source files. These files contain important information about project
properties and build targets. To make project files visible in the NonStop Project Explorer view,
see
“Filtering NonStop Project Explorer view content” (page 116) .
Using NSDEE with an external SCM tool
To use NSDEE local projects with an external SCM tool, you need to check-in and check-out project
files outside of Eclipse using the SCM tool, but edit project files and build projects within NSDEE.
Once you've imported a local project into an SCM system, you can then work with the project in
NSDEE using the following general steps in the NonStop Development perspective:
1. Import the project into NSDEE (see “Importing external NSDEE projects” (page 73) ). Be sure
that the Copy projects into workspace check box in the Import wizard is deselected. This
ensures that the file changes you make will be at the location where the SCM tool will detect
the changes.
2. Edit sources in Eclipse. When you are ready to check-in changes, return to the SCM tool. It
will detect the files you changed and you can use the SCM tool to check-in your changes.
3. Depending on your SCM tool, when you want to add files or directories to your project, it
may be best to do this using the SCM tool. Once you have added files or directories:
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