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Hello James, On one PC it's working fine (as in: it works with the two problems mentioned below). On the other PC it worked with Corticon 5.3, but after installing 5.4 it wasn't possible to install the plug-in anymore. Unfortunately I don't have any print screens at the moment as it was my colleague's PC. But he de-installed everything and re-installed Corticon and the plug-in. We don't use Eclipse for anything else but Corticon. When I see him next week I will take a look at his Eclipse again. Thanks Tineke Met vriendelijke groet, Tineke Visser Informatiemanager Postbus 6080 4000 HB Tiel T +31881502400 M +31610179943 Lees onze disclaimer en meer informatie op bkr.nl Van: James Arsenault [mailto:bounce-jarsenau@community.progress.com] Verzonden: maandag 16 februari 2015 18:29 Aan: TU. Corticon@community.progress.com Onderwerp: RE: [Technical Users - Corticon] TFS plug-in in Corticon studio RE: TFS plug-in in Corticon studio Reply by James Arsenault Is this working on other PC’s? If that’s the case there is likely something different with the Eclipse configuration on that one machine. Perhaps they have other plugins installed which are conflicting with TFS? Corticon doesn’t do anything special with files (resources) in eclipse. One possible issue is that Corticon doesn’t use the eclipse resource API for inter-file dependencies; I don’t know if that would cause issues with TFS. From: tinvis [ mailto:bounce-tinvis@community.progress.com ] Sent: Monday, February 16, 2015 5:57 AM To: TU.Corticon@community.progress.com Subject: [Technical Users - Corticon] TFS plug-in in Corticon studio TFS plug-in in Corticon studio Thread created by tinvis Does anyone have a seamless integration between theTFS plug-in for Eclipse en Corticon Studio? In our organisation TFS is used for source control, so it seemed logical to use it for Corticon files as well, but we have some problems: - on one of our PC's it was not possible to install the plug-in - when adding or deleting Corticon files we have to use Visual Studio to let TFS 'know' what we did - when we don't check out our files on root level the relative path refence becomes dsiturbed, so it is not possible to work on different parts of a decision service with more people at the same time, we have to check out the complete service. So if someone has managed to integrate TFS and Corticon Studio I would very much like to know how they did that. Stop receiving emails on this subject. Flag this post as spam/abuse. Stop receiving emails on this subject. Flag this post as spam/abuse.
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