How to restore source-control settings after new install of Domino Deisgner?
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This week I had to completely re-install my Notes Client including Domino Designer (V 9.0.1 FP10 HF282, to be exact). Before the re-install I did a backup of some crucial files and folders including workspace. Afterwards I was able to restore much of my previous setup like local OSGi plugins. What I had completely forgotten was the fact that I had setup a local file sync for source control.
Before I go through the pain of re-wiring everything from Domino Designer via local file system into our gitlab repository I'm wondering whether it is possible to restore everything needed from my workspace backup.
Anyone ever done this? Which files and folders would I need to recover?
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This week I had to completely re-install my Notes Client including Domino Designer (V 9.0.1 FP10 HF282, to be exact). Before the re-install I did a backup of some crucial files and folders including workspace. Afterwards I was able to restore much of my previous setup like local OSGi plugins. What I had completely forgotten was the fact that I had setup a local file sync for source control.
Before I go through the pain of re-wiring everything from Domino Designer via local file system into our gitlab repository I'm wondering whether it is possible to restore everything needed from my workspace backup.
Anyone ever done this? Which files and folders would I need to recover?
lotus-domino domino-designer-eclipse
asked Nov 22 at 14:49
Lothar Mueller
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This week I had to completely re-install my Notes Client including Domino Designer (V 9.0.1 FP10 HF282, to be exact). Before the re-install I did a backup of some crucial files and folders including workspace. Afterwards I was able to restore much of my previous setup like local OSGi plugins. What I had completely forgotten was the fact that I had setup a local file sync for source control.
Before I go through the pain of re-wiring everything from Domino Designer via local file system into our gitlab repository I'm wondering whether it is possible to restore everything needed from my workspace backup.
Anyone ever done this? Which files and folders would I need to recover?
lotus-domino domino-designer-eclipse
asked Nov 22 at 14:49
Lothar Mueller
1,98511121
This week I had to completely re-install my Notes Client including Domino Designer (V 9.0.1 FP10 HF282, to be exact). Before the re-install I did a backup of some crucial files and folders including workspace. Afterwards I was able to restore much of my previous setup like local OSGi plugins. What I had completely forgotten was the fact that I had setup a local file sync for source control.
Before I go through the pain of re-wiring everything from Domino Designer via local file system into our gitlab repository I'm wondering whether it is possible to restore everything needed from my workspace backup.
Anyone ever done this? Which files and folders would I need to recover?
lotus-domino domino-designer-eclipse
lotus-domino domino-designer-eclipse
asked Nov 22 at 14:49
Lothar Mueller
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asked Nov 22 at 14:49
Lothar Mueller
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asked Nov 22 at 14:49
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Found out myself, was looking in the wrong place as apparently this is not part of the client's workspace.
Easiest way to re-bind my local repositories to Notes databases seems to be:
- switch to Java perspective, then import the local repo as an existing
project - switch back to Domino Designer perspective and link database to the existing project
Please let me know if there's an easier way
Update: My first idea obviously wasn't wrong either: those local projects are indeed stored inside DataWorkspace. Need to backup / restore this folder:
workspace.metadata.pluginsorg.eclipse.core.resources.projects.
Thanks to @PaulWithers for an old blog post dealing with backing up working sets
answered Nov 22 at 20:09
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1 Answer
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active
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Found out myself, was looking in the wrong place as apparently this is not part of the client's workspace.
Easiest way to re-bind my local repositories to Notes databases seems to be:
- switch to Java perspective, then import the local repo as an existing
project - switch back to Domino Designer perspective and link database to the existing project
Please let me know if there's an easier way
Update: My first idea obviously wasn't wrong either: those local projects are indeed stored inside DataWorkspace. Need to backup / restore this folder:
workspace.metadata.pluginsorg.eclipse.core.resources.projects.
Thanks to @PaulWithers for an old blog post dealing with backing up working sets
answered Nov 22 at 20:09
Lothar Mueller
1,98511121
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Found out myself, was looking in the wrong place as apparently this is not part of the client's workspace.
Easiest way to re-bind my local repositories to Notes databases seems to be:
- switch to Java perspective, then import the local repo as an existing
project - switch back to Domino Designer perspective and link database to the existing project
Please let me know if there's an easier way
Update: My first idea obviously wasn't wrong either: those local projects are indeed stored inside DataWorkspace. Need to backup / restore this folder:
workspace.metadata.pluginsorg.eclipse.core.resources.projects.
Thanks to @PaulWithers for an old blog post dealing with backing up working sets
answered Nov 22 at 20:09
Lothar Mueller
1,98511121
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Found out myself, was looking in the wrong place as apparently this is not part of the client's workspace.
Easiest way to re-bind my local repositories to Notes databases seems to be:
- switch to Java perspective, then import the local repo as an existing
project - switch back to Domino Designer perspective and link database to the existing project
Please let me know if there's an easier way
Update: My first idea obviously wasn't wrong either: those local projects are indeed stored inside DataWorkspace. Need to backup / restore this folder:
workspace.metadata.pluginsorg.eclipse.core.resources.projects.
Thanks to @PaulWithers for an old blog post dealing with backing up working sets
answered Nov 22 at 20:09
Lothar Mueller
1,98511121
Found out myself, was looking in the wrong place as apparently this is not part of the client's workspace.
Easiest way to re-bind my local repositories to Notes databases seems to be:
- switch to Java perspective, then import the local repo as an existing
project - switch back to Domino Designer perspective and link database to the existing project
Please let me know if there's an easier way
Update: My first idea obviously wasn't wrong either: those local projects are indeed stored inside DataWorkspace. Need to backup / restore this folder:
workspace.metadata.pluginsorg.eclipse.core.resources.projects.
Thanks to @PaulWithers for an old blog post dealing with backing up working sets
answered Nov 22 at 20:09
Lothar Mueller
1,98511121
edited Nov 23 at 11:52
answered Nov 22 at 20:09
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answered Nov 22 at 20:09
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answered Nov 22 at 20:09
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