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CVS usage with Eclipse IDE

Learn how to use Eclipse IDE for CVS source management system, Step-by-step instructions on checking out, updating, and committing changes in CVS, Toad extension integration for SQL object handling in Eclipse.

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CVS usage with Eclipse IDE

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  1. CVS usage with Eclipse IDE 10-May-2012 Raghavendra Prasad Cholleti J rcholleti@triniti.com

  2. Agenda Using Eclipse for CVS, Source Management System Checking out project from CVS Updating project from CVS Synchronizing CVS Repository Commit Changes to CVS Compare & Replace with other Versions Toad extension in Eclipse 2

  3. Steps to follow • Execute Eclipse • Run Eclipse • Checkout Project or Update Project • Checking out code • Commit Changes to CVS • Commit modified code to CVS • Execute/modify queries using Toad • Run/modify SQL objects

  4. Let’s see how to Checkout from CVS using Eclipse Eclipse doesn’t need Installation Download the Eclipse IDE for Java Developers, zip file from below Location http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ Unzip the downloaded zip file Launch Eclipse Application by double clicking on eclipse.exe file in eclipse folder 4

  5. Checkout From CVS using Eclipse Choose a Folder where Eclipse will organize the projects 5

  6. Eclipse Welcome Window Close this to Explore 6

  7. To Checkout, we need to open CVS Perspective 7

  8. Eclipse : Accessing CVS Perspective Click Other 8

  9. Select CVS Repository Perspective Select CVS Repository Exploring perspective 9

  10. Specifying a Repository Location Right click on the Panel and select New -> Repository Location 10

  11. CVS Repository Location Enter CVS Server details and login Credentials 11

  12. CVS Repositories : Check Out Project Right click on the Folder and select Check Out As… option 12

  13. Enter Project Name 1. Select Checkout as Project in the workspace 2. Click on Finish 13

  14. Open Java Perspective To see the downloaded Project open Java perspective Window -> Open Perspective -> Java 14

  15. CVS Module Checked out Successfully 15

  16. Let’s see how to Check-in to CVS using Eclipse Eclipse allows to compare the Local and Remote objects. Before Committing, compare to see if there are any unwanted statements being committed. Ex: debug statements 16

  17. Modified File Names will precede with > Character 17

  18. Commit file to CVS Right click on the File/Folder and select -> Team-> Synchronize 18

  19. Select the Modified File Double Click on Modified file 19

  20. Commit Modified File Right Click on Modified file and select -> Commit 20

  21. Add Comments IS003585: Changed query Added sysdate Mention issue number in the comments while committing the code 21

  22. All the changes at one glance Incoming Change, shown in Blue Color Conflicts shown in Red Color Outgoing changes are shown in Gray Color 22

  23. Taking incoming changes 1. Right click on the incoming change file. 2. Click Update 23

  24. Conflict Resolution mode Double click on the conflicting file to see the differences. 24

  25. Committing outgoing change 1. Right click on the outgoing change file. 2. Click Commit 25

  26. Let’s see how to compare a file with other revisions… 26

  27. Comparing with other revisions Right Click on the required file and select Compare With->History 27

  28. Available revisions Double click on the required version for comparision 28

  29. Comparision of two revisions Clicking on it will show the next difference 29

  30. Replacing file with other revisions Right click on the required file. Select Replace With->History… 30

  31. Available revisions 1. Double click on the required file. 2. Clicking on it will show the next difference 3. Click on Replace to replace the file with the selected version 31

  32. Let’s see how to use Toad to modify/execute SQL objects through Eclipse 32

  33. Let’s see how to install toad in the Eclipse Open url http://marketplace.eclipse.org/category/free-tagging/pl/sql Drag the image into the Eclipse work space. 33

  34. Drag & Drop Install Icon Drag and drop the image here. 34

  35. Toad Extension Installation starts… This will install Toad Extension 35

  36. Toad Extension Installation Contd… This will install Toad Extension 36

  37. Toad Extension Installation Completed Accept the license and Click Finish 37

  38. Using Toad extension in Eclipse Click Window->Open Perspective->Other 38

  39. Select Toad prospective 1. Select Toad Extension 2. Click OK 39

  40. Adding new connection 1. click on the link to add connection. 2. Enter the connection details(rounded up in red color) 3. Click OK 40

  41. Connecting to the required database 1. Right click on the connection. 2. Click Connect 41

  42. Editing a View Right click on the required view and click Edit Modify view 42

  43. Let’s see the editors for executing SQL objects 43

  44. Opening new SQL worksheet Click on this link to open a new SQL worksheet Queries can be written in this window 44

  45. SQL window to write queries After writing query, click on this link to execute Query results will be shown here 45

  46. Stored procedure editor Click on this link to open a stored procedure editor Editor will be opened 46

  47. Let’s see how to create toad Project for sql files and see how they can be executed 47

  48. Adding project 1. Click on the arrow. 2. Click on Toad ExtensionProject 48

  49. Saving the project 1. Provide project name 2. Click Finish 49

  50. Moving to Java prospective Click on Java prospective 50

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