On Tuesday 27 Mar 2007, Peterson, Chris wrote:
> Tom,
>
> Lets say I have a project created for my customer. Now I want to create
> a 'folder' underneath it called 'Development Server', and I click on
> 'Link to folder in the file system' and I point it at a UNC path or a
> local mapped drive.
Mapped drive to a remote share, or mapped drive to some other local directory
('subst') ?
I have the same problem when I work over our VPN (using a CIFS share rather
than the local filesystem).
> Now I wait for almost 15 minutes while Eclipse
> scans each file inside this path and does something with it (refreshing
> workspace).
You can turn off the 'keep sync'ed' option.
> back to Dreamweaver right now, because dreamweaver refreshes file system
> changes instantly and browses the files without any lag.
I don't see the problem occurring when I use linked folders on the local
system however.
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