Does anyone have best practices or documentation on how to setup Developer Studio with Samba? I last used this pre 2000 and then it was simple to setup although it did have some performance issues.
Application source code is currently in RH Linux Server and would like to use OE 11.3 PDSOE for development but very reluctant to move application code from Linux Server to Windows Server.
Does anyone have best practices or documentation on how to setup Developer Studio with Samba? I last used this pre 2000 and then it was simple to setup although it did have some performance issues.
Application source code is currently in RH Linux Server and would like to use OE 11.3 PDSOE for development but very reluctant to move application code from Linux Server to Windows Server.
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Does anyone have best practices or documentation on how to setup Developer Studio with Samba? I last used this pre 2000 and then it was simple to setup although it did have some performance issues.
Application source code is currently in RH Linux Server and would like to use OE 11.3 PDSOE for development but very reluctant to move application code from Linux Server to Windows Server.
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And it's not only my POV:
I'm not really sure what "Best Practice" there is. You can share a Samba folder on Windows and use it just like any other shared folder. The only hiccup might be with file permissions.
If there's is really no alternative to Samba and shared drives, make sure that only the projects reside on the network - not the workspace (.metadata) folder.
Accessing those via network makes performance even worse.
Fact is with SCM tools such as Roundtable Team you can easily avoid network shares and make PDSOE work faster.
Fact is with SCM tools such as Roundtable Team you can easily avoid network shares and make PDSOE work faster.
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We seem to have very different experience here.
Compiling is remarkably slower and the initializing OpenEdge tooling becomes a real show stopper over network. I am speaking about projects with a couple of 1.000 classes and a couple of 10.000 procedures.
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My comments about AST building and how it looks for include files is separate with the file scanning features (Updating openedge tooling message...). Its been a long time since I've touched that code and I was only partially involved in it like 5 years ago. I don't pretend to know what all its doing anymore. I do know the file scanning is related to class cache used to assist with tooling
[mention:15d155137bc94f50aa3f3ce56da063bf:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05] out of interest how does one decide what directories can be excluded from Tooling? In other words I suppose, what is Tooling?
Jeff Ledbetter out of interest how does one decide what directories can be excluded from Tooling? In other words I suppose, what is Tooling?
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Thanks Jeff. I'll have a look into it.