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Issue Checking in an .MDB file into CVS using MyEclipse 8.5

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    varunravirao
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    I have managed to check in a .mdb file into the CVS repository using MyEclipse 8.5.

    But the problem is when i update or add a new data into any of the tables or make any changes in the .mdb file, i am unable to check in(commit) the file into the CVS using myeclipse.

    It says “The selected resources do not contain any changes”…..when i have added new data into the .mdb file.

    If this cannot be done using myeclipse, would really appreciate if you could provide me some alternate solution to fix this.

    Thanks.

    #307441 Reply

    ernestz
    Member

    I don’t think this is a MyEclipse issue … but rather the standard Eclipse client. Did you my any chance check in the original using something other an binary mode?

    #307457 Reply

    varunravirao
    Member

    yes, i have finally checked in the file in binary mode, but the issue got fixed now, it was a problem caused by MyEclipse 8.5, the project was not refreshing, had to reinstall Myeclipse and now it checks in fine.

    But now, after reinstalling Myeclipse 8, and updating it to 8.5, it gives me so many errors with respect to Maven and stuff, and i dont get an option to add Web Capabilities to a project, but the rest of the capabilties are present. What do i do get the web capabilites option back there and why is this so unstable??

    #308271 Reply

    support-joy
    Member

    varunravirao,

    Can you answer few queries for me to get to the root cause? –
    1. Can you copy and paste your installation details? Open MyEclipse IDE, from menu options click on MyEclipse >
    Installation Summary > Installation Details.
    2. Is this project created in MyEclipse?
    3. Are you using Maven? If not, then open Window > Preferences > MyEclipse > Maven4MyEclipse and uncheck the checkbox for “Enable Maven4MyEclipse features” and give it a shot
    4. In case you are using Maven, can you open Window > Preferences > MyEclipse > Subscription and list out the subscription details here?
    5. Open .log file located at [your workspace dir]/.metadata/.log and copy and paste relevant issues here
    6. If you are facing issues pertaining to CVS, I would recommend you to delete your existing CVS settings, and create them afresh.
    Let me know how this works for you.

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