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Build Identifier: 20100617-1415 Im working on a codebase with Pascal, C, C++, Java, Perl and Shell all in one source tree. The system is built via "make" with handwritten makefiles. The sources are hosted on a Solaris development servers. I have to access the sources via Samba shares from my WinXP PC. The system has to be built on the servers, not on my client. I setup the following workspace: 1. Create Java project from existing sources, project location is the codebase's root on the Samba share (this enables code browsing for the Java portions). 2. Convert this project to "Remote C/C++ Project" (this adds the CDT nature and enables code browsing for the C and C++ portions). 3. Setup a remote connection and a service configuration for remote building (and indexing, but I don't need this). Result: The codebase is indexed properly for Java, C++ and C, and code browsing works fine. BUT: It is not possible to launch the build on the remote server. I was not able to figure out, which setting could connect the "Hammer" button with the remote build service. Remote build does not work for this remote project. Reproducible: Always
What type of connection are you using? What behaviour do you see when you try to build? Do you see any error messages?
(In reply to comment #1) > What type of connection are you using? > What behaviour do you see when you try to build? Do you see any error > messages? I use the DStore rexec method. The connection works fine, when I use the "Remote Systems Explorer". I can browse through the remote filesystem, launch and use shells and ssh terminals. The process lists are empty. The following is the console output, when I click the "Hammer". It seems to try to call the build command on the local machine rather than the remote server. [code] **** Build of configuration Default for project My Project **** (Cannot run program "make": Launching failed) [/code]
do you have the same problems on Helios SR1?
(In reply to comment #3) > do you have the same problems on Helios SR1? Yes, still the same with Helios SR2. Also I multiple times retried by deleting .project and .cproject and create new project with trying different options. None led me to a good result...
Development on RDT has shifted to synchronized remote projects. Are you able to use these instead?
(In reply to Greg Watson from comment #5) > Development on RDT has shifted to synchronized remote projects. Are you able > to use these instead? Yes, I have changed my configuration. I am working with Eclipse for years now and most of the time I am satisfied. Thank you very much.
Functionality provided by synchronized projects
