| RE: [corona-dev] Team Project Set |
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I was trying to reuse the Team Project
File directly. I think this method requires copy / pasting each item in the
Team Project File into the repository-configuration. The only way to share the
Team Repository File is through a SCM. The SCM reference is to access the Team
Project File. The example below does sharing of the Team Project File by “importing”
it into a repository-configuration. I think it would be easier to somehow
directly use the Team Project File. Glenn Everitt From: If we keep it in the
format you suggest we still need to know how to map the method, host, user, etc
to the proper reference string and http://www.eclipse.org/corona/accessTypes/cvs
to provider id. In other words we would have to provide an extension for each
SCM to map connection parameters to a proper reference string. If we were to
keep in generic way I would make the repository like this: <repository-descriptor
name="CVS.org.eclipse.corona.TeamProject"
uri="org.eclipse.corona/CoronaTeamProject" content-type="http://www.eclipse.org/corona/contentTypes/workbenchTeamProjectContent">
<description>Attempt to model Eclipse Team Project File as a
repository</description>
<repository-configurations
default-configuration-name="CoronaTeamProjectRepositoryConfiguration"
>
<repository-configuration name="
CoronaTeamProjectRepositoryConfiguration ">
<repository-connection-parameters
access-type="http://www.eclipse.org/corona/accessTypes/teamProject">
<repository-connection-parameter name="provider-id" value="org.eclipse.team.cvs.core.cvsnature" />
<repository-connection-parameter name="reference" value="1.0,:extssh:206.191.52.50:/home/technology,org.eclipse.corona/incubator/org.eclipse.corona.model.container,org.eclipse.corona.model.container"
/>
</repository-connection-parameters>
</repository-configuration>
</repository-configurations> </repository-descriptor>
Could we think of the Team Project File as a
Repository? Using the content-type to decide how to process it once
retrieved from CVS. It seems like there may be a general requirement to
pull something from SCM (source code management) system and then delegate
processing of the file to something else other than a view. The Mapper
object could be used to map repositories with
content-type=…/workbenchTeamProjectContent to class that processes the
Team Project Set. Would this be a resource processor extension point? or
would it be more like a builder? repository-descriptor example below: <repository-descriptor
name="CVS.org.eclipse.corona.TeamProject"
uri="org.eclipse.corona/CoronaTeamProject" content-type="http://www.eclipse.org/corona/contentTypes/workbenchTeamProjectContent">
<description>Attempt to model Eclipse Team Project File as a
repository</description>
<repository-configurations
default-configuration-name="CoronaTeamProjectRepositoryConfiguration"
>
<repository-configuration name="
CoronaTeamProjectRepositoryConfiguration ">
<repository-connection-parameters access-type="http://www.eclipse.org/corona/accessTypes/cvs">
<repository-connection-parameter name="Method"
value="pserver" />
<repository-connection-parameter name="Host"
value="206.191.52.50" />
<repository-connection-parameter name="User" value="
anonymous" />
<repository-connection-parameter name="RepositoryPath"
value="/home/technology" />
<repository-connection-parameter name="Module"
value="org.eclipse.corona" />
<resource-subset selection-criteria="HEAD"
type="CVS-TAG"/>
</repository-connection-parameters>
</repository-configuration>
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