One thing I should mention is that
when you are doing some of these things with remote filesystems that
are effectively treated like local ones, remember the features Eclipse
comes with and you may understand what could be slowing it down. Of
course this all depends on how fast a network the resource is over, etc.
Here are some items that can be happening when the workspace is being
refreshed, some CFE related, others not:
- Searching for todos, etc.
- Updating of local history
- Loading of subversion (.svn)
directories
- Checking for files not in
subversion repositories, and new assets that could be used such as jar
files, images, etc.
Just some food for thought.
Mike.
Walt Kimbrough wrote:
if you go to the .project file and change the network
drive letter to one local, start eclipse, then reedit it, it works ok.
I've found putting a project on a network drive (esp over vpn) is a
MAJOR pain in the rear.
It can take ALONG time to refresh the workspace.
On 6/13/07, Chris Gomez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Has
anyone ever had problems creating a project where the working folder is
on a network server? I have a lot of problems with CFE maintaining the
project. It seems like everytime I restart my pc and launch CFE, the
workspaces are closed and it literally takes two hours to refresh the
project aarrrggghhh
Chris
On 6/13/07, Dave Shuck <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Different
workspaces allow you to have different sets of projects and
properties. For example, if I am doing a demo I may not want the
audience to see my normal projects, so I might just create a new clean
workspace.
~d
On 6/13/07, Conrad Davis <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I
believe it is under Window -> preferences -> CFEclipse ->
Editor -> Show Editor Toolbar
On another note, I had a question pop up about Workspaces and projects.
I have always put all my projects under the same workspace, what are
some reasons for having multiple workspaces?
-Conrad
On 6/13/07, Christopher Jordan <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks
Joe! :o)
I've noticed in the latest versions of CFEclipse that there is a tool
bar just above the editing window but below the tabs that represent my
open files. That tool bar has it's own tabs: CFML Basic, CF FLow,
CFDocument, CFML Advanced.
Can someone tell me how to get rid of that thing? It's just taking up
space and I don't use it.
Also, I know there's been a discussion of favorite plug-ins, but I'm
wondering more specifically peoples preferred methods of obtaining
Eclipse itself? I've recently used the distro link from
eclipse.org to
build my own custom package. There were a number of links to sites that
provided these pre-built or build 'em yourself distrobutions, and
specifically I used Yoxos. Does anyone else use these sorts of pre-built
distro's?
Incidentally, the CFEclipse and all CF related plug-ins (at least at
this one particular site) are being grouped under the heading "Web"
while PHP gets listed under Programming Languages > Other. Just one
more example of folks not believing that CF is a programming language.
:o/
Cheers,
Chris
Joe Kelly wrote:
> Chris,
> If you have any questions about CFEclipse, post them here! There
were
> enough knowledgeable people at the meeting last night to probably
> handle any question you could have.
>
> PS. I hear Mike Kelp is giving pre-employment training for Dave!
> (private joke made public!)
>
> Thanks,
> Joe Kelly
>
> On 6/13/07, Christopher Jordan <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Dave,
>>
>> Sounds like it was a great meeting! I'm so miffed that I had
to miss
>> it.
>> From your description of the evenings events, this meeting
covered
>> almost
>> everything I'm interested in.
>>
>> I'm glad that you got to record Mark's presentation. I had
some
>> questions
>> for him, and I suppose all I can hope for is that he covered
them, or
>> that
>> someone else happened to ask them.
>>
>> Well, I hope we cover these topics again sometime (mainly the
OOP and
>> Framework stuff).
>>
>> As for a new meeting place, what would be the chance that we
could
>> get the
>> building where Ben presented? All those comfy chairs and nice
laptop
>> stations? That would be sweet! :o)
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Chris
>>
>> Dave Shuck wrote:
>> Aside from our Ben Forta meetings, last night was one of the
biggest
>> turnouts we have seen. In fact, I think the time has come for
use to
>> begin
>> looking for a bigger facility for our group... maybe some
place that
>> leaves
>> the AC on at night, which they apparently didn't do last night!
>> Great to
>> see new faces and some that we hadn't seen in a while. Here
is a short
>> recap.
>>
>> To start off the meeting, I gave a short presentation on
converting a
>> traditional procedural application to one that uses OOP
concepts by
>> way of
>> talking to Beans/DAOs/Gateways. My goal was to convert our
little
>> mini-app
>> in under 10 minutes starting with no CFCs, which I came pretty
close to
>> meeting even with the discussion. We wrapped this portion of
the
>> meeting
>> right on time and went into Mark Drew's presentation on
CFEclipse at
>> 7PM.
>>
>> Mark gave a great presentation, but as someone who has been
using
>> CFEclipse
>> for several years now, I would be interested to hear what you
non-CFE
>> users
>> thought about what he showed? Not a bad IDE huh? Even to
those of
>> us who
>> have been using CFE for some time, I think all of us (aside
from Mike
>> Kelp!)
>> saw some features that we didn't realize were in there I
recorded the
>> presentation and will be posting a link to it later today
assuming
>> all went
>> well recording it.
>>
>> After the meeting, we did a raffle for the $2000 limit Adobe
>> software which
>> was won by Joe Kelly! Congrats Joe. We also passed out
quite a bit of
>> other Adobe swag, including shirts, some really cool Adobe
mugs,
>> little mini
>> laser mice and more.
>>
>> After the raffle, I offered to continue upon my earlier
presentation
>> for
>> anyone interested in staying. Having a few takers, I took the
>> application
>> that we had converted to using objects at the beginning of the
>> meeting, and
>> turned it into a Mach-II application. We had some great
questions
>> during
>> that period and I hope I made the case of how a framework such
as
>> Mach-II
>> can benefit your development. I will be posting that code
later
>> today as
>> well for anyone who wants a peek.
>>
>> Thanks to all that showed last night. I hope the crowded
room
>> didn't scare
>> you off, and please know we want you there and will shoot for a
>> bigger spot
>> as soon as we can.
>>
>>
>> --
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