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Integrate domino designer with cvs source control
This document discusses integrating Domino Designer with CVS source control. It covers installing CVS connectors, setting up a connection to a CVS repository, connecting databases to source control, submitting and getting changes from the repository. It also discusses more advanced topics like branching and merging. The document provides helpful links for CVS and other source control connectors that can be used with Domino Designer.
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- 1. Integrate Domino Designerwith CVS Source Control Frank van der Linden
- 2. Frank van derLinden & e-office @flinden68 http://www.domino-weblog.nl nl.linkedin.com/in/flinden68 fli@e-office.com
- 3. Roadmap • What is Source Control • Install CVS connectors • Setup connection to CVS • Connect the database to Source Control • Submit new changes to Source Control • Get data out Source Control • Beyond the basics • Usefull links
- 4. What is SourceControl
- 5. What is SourceControl • For teams and individuals • Central location to store code • Version files • Branching: Release and feature management • 2 types of Source control – Centralized – Distributed
- 6. Centralized source control • CVS • Subversion • IBM Rational Team Concert
- 7. Distributed source control • Mercurial • Git
- 8. Source Control andDomino Designer • Compatible with Lotus Notes 8.5.3 and higher • The Standard Configuration, the eclipse based version
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- 10. Install the SourceControl connectors • Goto install in the Domino Designer
- 11. Install the SourceControl connectors • Specify the Ganymede update site • Add Remote location
- 12. Install the SourceControl connectors • Select under Collaboration tools the CVS connectors • To get all the depending connectors, click the button ‘Select Required’ • Click Next.
- 13. Install the SourceControl connectors • You need to accept the license of the connectors • Click Next
- 14. Install the SourceControl connectors • You get an overview of all the plugins to be installed • Click Finish • The connectors are being installed, can take some time • Restart Lotus Notes
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- 16. Set up connectionto CVS • Open the CVS Repository Exploring perspective
- 17. Set up connectionto CVS • Click CVS icon on top of perspective • In the popup add the host and respository path of Source Control (CVS) • If Authentication is required, provide Username and Password. • Click Finish
- 18. Set up connectionto CVS • If connections is correct, the root of the Source Control System will be displayed.
- 19. Connect the databaseto Source Control
- 20. Connect the databaseto Source Control • Create a on-disk project
- 21. Connect the databaseto Source Control • You will get an Helper panel, with some information about the setup. • If you don’t want this in the future, tick the checkbox at the bottom
- 22. Connect the databaseto Source Control • Fill in the project name • Use default location in the dataworkspace directory or specify a custom location to store the on-disk project.
- 23. Connect the databaseto Source Control • Open the Navigator view, Window --> Show Eclipse Views • There is the new on-disk project
- 24. Connect the databaseto Source Control • Next share the on-disk project with Source Control
- 25. Connect the databaseto Source Control • Select the Respository type, CVS • Use the newly created repository location • Or create a new one
- 26. Connect the databaseto Source Control • Select the location on the Source Control server • Let Check box ‘Use project.....’ selected.
- 27. Connect the databaseto Source Control • An overview will be presented of all the design elements who will be committed • Leave the ‘Launch the Commit wizard’ checkbox selected.
- 28. Connect the databaseto Source Control • Commit the files. • Enter comment for the Commit operation • This should be a meaning full description of this commit operation. • Click Finish and the commit operation will start directly.
- 29. Connect the databaseto Source Control • In the CVS Repository exploring perspective you can see if everything went well.
- 30. Submit new changesto Source Control
- 31. Submit new changesto Source Control • Make changes to the database. • Sync data with on-disk project
- 32. Submit new changesto Source Control • Switch to the Navigator view, Window > Show Eclipse Views • The arrow before the On-Disk Project indicates there are changes to commit
- 33. Submit new changesto Source Control • Right mouse click on project • Select Team > Synchronize with Repository
- 34. Submit new changesto Source Control • A warning of switching perspectives will be presented • If don’t want this warning in the future, select the checkbox ‘Remember my decision’
- 35. Submit new changesto Source Control • The Team Synchronizing perspective opens. • It gives an overview of all the changes. • Right click on project name and select ‘Commit’
- 36. Submit new changesto Source Control • The commit window will popup, to give a meaningfull description of this commit operation. • Click Finish
- 37. Submit new changesto Source Control • After Commit operation, the changes will disappere from the perspective
- 38. Get data outSource Control
- 39. Get data outSource Control • Open the CVS Repository perspective • Right click the project • Check Out as..
- 40. Get data outSource Control • It will be associated to on On-Disk Project • If there is no On-Disk Project you can also choose the New Project Wizard. • Click Finish
- 41. Get data outSource Control • If existing On-Disk project, there will be a warning about overwriting the On-Disk Project • Choose Yes or No
- 42. Get data outSource Control • Switch back to the Domino Designer perspective • Right click on the database • Select > Team Development > Associate with Existing On-disk project
- 43. Get data outSource Control • Select the On-Disk project to associate the database with. • Click Finish
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- 45. Beyond the basics- branches • Create a branch of the project • For example with customer specific design elements • Sync database with On-Disk Project
- 46. Beyond the basics- branches • Switch to the Navigator perspective • Right click project • Select Team → Branch
- 47. Beyond the basics- branches • Switch to the Navigator perspective • Right click project • Select Team → Branch
- 48. Beyond the basics- branches • Fill in a Branch Name • And a Version Name • Click OK
- 49. Beyond the basics- branches • In the CVS Repository perspective the branch has been created • The new changes are not present yet
- 50. Beyond the basics- branches • Switch to the Team Synchronizing perspective • Commit the new changes to the branch, by right click the project name
- 51. Beyond the basics- branches • Comment the commit operation • Click Finish
- 52. Beyond the basics- merging • Branches can also be merged together • Switch to the Navigator view. • Right click mouse on Ondisk Project > Team > Merge
- 53. Beyond the basics- merging • Select branch to be merged • The Synchornize perspective will open • It shows the modification who will commit to the base.
- 54. Beyond the basics- merging • Right click > Merge • The branch will be merged to the base version.
- 55. Beyond the basics– other actions • Tag as Version • Can switch to a other version or branch
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- 57. Usefull links • CVSconnectors – http://download.eclipse.org/releases/ganymede/ • SVN connectors – http://www.openntf.org/internal/home.nsf/project.xsp?actio n=openDocument&name=Subversion%20UpdateSite%20f or%20Domino%20Designer • Github Connectors – http://www.openntf.org/internal/home.nsf/project.xsp?actio n=openDocument&documentId=D1668ED7018AA085862 5786300624B6F • CVS help – http://help.eclipse.org/helios/index.jsp?topic=%2Forg.eclipse .platform.doc.user%2Ftasks%2Ftasks-100b.htm
- 58. Contact details @flinden68 http://www.domino-weblog.nl nl.linkedin.com/in/flinden68 fli@e-office.com
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