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I have MyEclipse Workbench 8.6 for developing my project and Microsoft Visual Sourcesafe (VSS) as my source version controller. I have too many project in my workspace. I grouping projects by several working set. My question is:

Is there way for map a working set in MyEclipse to a folder in VSS?

Edit

I will show my work space status: I have four projects with name:

  1. com.sam.api contains my interfaces.
  2. com.sam.impl.default contains my default implementation of above project.
  3. com.sam.factory instantiates an implementation of api.
  4. com.start is start point of my program.

and I have two working-set with names in MyEclipse:

  1. sam is contains three project com.sam.api, com.sam.impl.default, com.sam.factory.
  2. sp is contains one project com.start.

I have following structure in VSS :

  • sam-project\sam\com.sam.api
  • sam-project\sam\com.sam.impl.default
  • sam-project\sam\com.sam.factory
  • sam-project\sp\com.start

Now I have to map four project in MyEclipse to four project in VSS but I want map two MyEclipse Working-Set to two sub-folder sam and sp in VSS but can't do it:(

Sam
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The answer to both your questions is yes, for any MyEclipse IDE version, based on Eclipse versions upto 3.3

chk this: http://vssplugin.sourceforge.net/

Install the above mentioned plugin onto your MyEclipse. Follow the instructions on the site, on how to share a project (map working set).

I don't think the vssplugin is compatible with your version of MyEclipse.

Steps to map a working set to a folder in VSS

Right click on a project in Eclipse, place cursor on Team.

click on Share Project > VSS Configuration Wizard > Next
Sreenath S
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  • I don't find any explanation about working set map to vss folder in your page suggestion. – Sam Aug 28 '12 at 12:51
  • see the edited answer, can you check which eclipse version is your MyEclipse based on ? – Sreenath S Aug 28 '12 at 12:52
  • Yes. `MyEclipse 8.6.1` based on `Eclipse 3.5.2` platform and my `VSS` plugin is `1.6.1`. – Sam Aug 28 '12 at 13:02
  • exactly, look at the page in my answer, says it supports upto Eclipse version 3.3. That means, we can't be sure if that plugin would work beyond Eclipse version 3.3. – Sreenath S Aug 28 '12 at 13:11
  • Your means is: "I have to rollback to older version of `Eclipse` platform" ? – Sam Aug 28 '12 at 13:12
  • Can you follow the steps i put in the answer right now and see if thats working. – Sreenath S Aug 28 '12 at 13:16
  • I discuss in original my question that I want share a `MyEclipse Working Set` to a project(folder) in `VSS`. – Sam Aug 29 '12 at 07:12
  • I don't understand what you are asking. You want to map few MyEclipse (folders or project tree or working set) to some folders in VSS right ? – Sreenath S Aug 29 '12 at 10:17
  • I sorry for delay in response to your comment. Yes, exactly. – Sam Sep 02 '12 at 09:36
  • I test `vss plugin 1.5` but does not my goals. – Sam Sep 16 '12 at 13:39