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Project haven demo
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project haven demo
  1. PROJECT HAVEN DEMO HOW TO
  2. PROJECT HAVEN DEMO INSTALL
  3. PROJECT HAVEN DEMO CODE
  4. PROJECT HAVEN DEMO PASSWORD
project haven demo

  • a Git repository at /home/REINHARD/git/gitrepo on the IBM i server i7adt06.
  • Having followed the previous instructions on  from steps 1 through 2.2 we have: This tutorial will take you through the steps of using i Projects to manage your QSYS members in Git. Hit the Modify button and RDi will be updated to have EGit. You probably don't want to change language translation so just press NextĬheck of the "Eclipse Git Team provider" feature at the bottom of the list and hit Next You may need to enter you IBM ID credentials Select the package group you installed RDi into and hit Next

    PROJECT HAVEN DEMO INSTALL

    Launch IBM Installation Manager and press the Modify button (if you haven't installed RDi before press the Install button instead) Install EGit via IBM Installation Manager Select the Git repository that we had created earlier and press Finish Now select Git as the repository Type and press Next Now you can share this project via Git by right clicking on the project and selecting Team->Share Project.

    PROJECT HAVEN DEMO CODE

    You could structure your code with any number of folders and even nest them to any level (no more limitations of the QSYS file system). Populate this project with all the source you want to manage with Git. Give your new project a name and press Finish Open the Project Explorer view (can just type Project Explorer in the Quick Access in the toolbar) 2.4.1) Create a project to contain your source For RPG there is nothing special required and a general project is all that is required.

    project haven demo

    The idea is that you can take any project in Eclipse and share it with a Team provider.Įclipse and RDi contain many specialize projects that could help you develop Java or Javascript or HTML etc. Using Git and RDi for QSYS members 2.4) For working with Git using the IFS file systemĮclipse allows you to work with any number of source control systems which are called Team Providers in Eclipse parlance. We will be pushing and pulling changes to the IBM i git repository created earlier.Ģ.3) For working with Git using the QSYS file systemĬhris Hird has written an article on the QSYS approachīut to continue this example for the QSYS file system click on the following Your working tree is empty at this point because we haven't committed any files yet.

    PROJECT HAVEN DEMO HOW TO

    We are naming the repository we cloned from 'origin' and it will be the default repository to push our commits to.Īt this point we are not automatically adding any Eclipse projects to this repositoryĬongratulations, you now have a Git repository set up and Eclipse knows how to work with it. We are creating a local git repository in the directory specified. The defaults are fine on the last page, you can just press Finish You will be prompted to select a branch, but we haven't created any yet, so just leave it blank and hit Next

    PROJECT HAVEN DEMO PASSWORD

  • Fill in your IBM i userid and password under Authentication.
  • Fill in the IFS path to the folder containing the.
  • Fill in the Host with the DNS name of your IBM i.
  • If you were using Github or Bitbucket, they will give you the URL. Here is where you fill in the URI for the Git repository you want to push to from RDi? One of the fastest ways is typing Git into the Quick Access entry field in the toolbar and selecting the Git PerspectiveĬlick on the Git perspective and then in the Git Repositories view click on the Clone a Git repository link If you don't already have this installed, you can do this in 2 ways.Ģ.1 a) Using IBM Installation Manager you can Modify your RDi installation (requires RDi 9.5.1 or later)Ģ.1 b) Use Eclipse Marketplace to install EGit 2.2) Create a Git repository connection from RDi to the Git repository

    project haven demo

    RDi has excellent Git integration via the EGit eclipse plugins. In either case you will need to set up RDi to use Git. We will document the IFS approach here as well. RDi will support both of these approaches. You now have another decision to make, Do you want to develop your source in the QSYS or the IFS directories. 2) Share a project with Git and specify the URL to the git repository This has created a repository with the URL: reinhard is the userid you will be authenticating with. 1.1) mkdir on IFS and in that new dir, type in "git init -bare" You can see the steps needed to achieve this in the screen capture below. This can exist on an IBM i server or even on a public hosted location like github or bitbucket. Using Git and RDi step by step 1) Set up Git repositoryįirst you need to have a Git repository to connect to.

  • Install EGit via IBM Installation Manager.
  • The following sections provide instruction on how you can have a Git repo on the IBM i and access it via EGIT on RDi: Many ISVs provide excellent solutions in this space and there is also Git which an industrial strength open source solution which is freely available on the IBM i. RDi is an excellent client to use with your source control management solution.













    Project haven demo