Remote System Explorer 1.0 is released
The Target Management Project is pleased to announce its first public release: The Remote System Explorer (RSE) 1.0 is now available for download as well as the project update site.
RSE is a framework and toolkit in Eclipse Workbench, that allows you to connect and work with a variety of remote systems, including
If you find RSE useful or you find any issues, we'll appreciate your feedback on the newsgroup, developer mailing list or bugzilla. Appropriate links are in the release notes as well as the FAQ.
RSE is a framework and toolkit in Eclipse Workbench, that allows you to connect and work with a variety of remote systems, including
- remote file systems through SSH, FTP or dstore agents (seamless editing of remote files including remote search and compare),
- remote shell access (compiling with error navigation),
- remote process handling through dstore agents,
- and remote debugging through CDT / gdb.
If you find RSE useful or you find any issues, we'll appreciate your feedback on the newsgroup, developer mailing list or bugzilla. Appropriate links are in the release notes as well as the FAQ.
posted by Martin Oberhuber at 4:04 PM
7 Comments:
The plugin does not allow to use keys (example: .ppk-files), right?
A way to user keys is described at http://themindstorms.blogspot.com/2005/02/eclipse-ssh-and-putty.html
RSE does not work together with subclipse, right?
I would think that this depends on how "works with" is defined. There is no specific integration with Subclipse, but I'm also not aware of any issues that would limit using RSE and Subclipse along with each other.
I navigate to a remote directory in the RSE view and select "create remote project"
On this project, (in PHP View btw) "Team" has only 2 options: "Apply Patch" and "Share Project". When i try to share the project and select SVN, i get a null pointer exception.
That's what i meant with "not working with".
Any ideas?
( sorry if this is a double post, blogger is bugging me :| )
Most team providers (like Subclips in this case) currently work on the Local filesystem only. This is partially because they need to call into external libs (with the native SVNClient) or maintain administrative files on the local disk.
You could ask for an enhancement from the Subclipse Team Provider that they should support EFS-based remote projects.
I'm currently not even sure if the CVS provider works on an EFS-based remote project (need to try).
Thanks very much.
It is very useful to my work.
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