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 <p>To setup, goto the CVS preference page and enable watch edit for all projects checked out from CVS. And then set the prompt option to always prompt.</p>
 <ol>
 <li>Check out a project from CVS and verify that the files are marked as read-only.
 <li>Open a file and edit it. You should be prompted to edit it. Say yes. There should be a brief pause, then you can edit the file.
 <li>Open another file and start editing it. You should be prompted to edit it. Say no. The file will remain read-only and you won't be allowed to edit it.
 <li>Open a file and edit it. Say yes to the prompt. commit the file and edit again. You should be prompted a second time.
 <li>Open a file and edit it. Say yes to the prompt. Replace the file from the repository and edit again. You should be prompted to edit again.
 <li>Open a file and edit it. Un-plug your network connection. Say yes to the prompt to send a notification. There should be a pause, then the file should be editable.
 <li>Checkout another copy of the project. Edit a file, then try to edit the same file in the another project copy. You should be notified that the file is currently being edited by someone else.
 </ol>

 <p>Saving files - setup is the same as previous</p>
 <ol>
 <li>Check out a project from CVS and verify that the files are marked as read-only.
 <li>Open a file and edit it. You should be prompted to edit it. Say yes. There should be a brief pause, then you can edit the file.
 <li>Edit the file but don't save it.
 <li>Edit the file in a system editor outside of Eclipse, then in the resource navigator, commit the file. The resource's decorator will change. Ignore all the prompts
 about saving the un-saved file.
 <li>Return to the unsaved editor and try typing. You should be prompted to call validate edit again.
 </ol>

 <p>validateEdit fails</p>
 <ol>
 <li>Check out a project from CVS and verify that the files are marked as read-only.
 <li>Disconnect from network so that the validateEdit would fail.
 <li>Open a file and edit it. You should be prompted to edit it. Say yes. There should be a pause then the error should be reported in the
 editor pane showing the exception that occured.
 </ol>

 <p>Refactoring</p>
 <ol>
 <li>Check out a project from CVS and verify that the files are marked as read-only.
 </ol>

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	<html><head><title>Basic scenarios</title>
	<LINK REL=STYLESHEET HREF=../book.css CHARSET=ISO-8859-1 TYPE=text/css>
	<meta NAME="keywords" content="">
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	</head><body><h2>Basic scenarios</h2>
	<p>Since: <br>
	Last Modified: $Date: 2004/06/01 20:28:37 $</p>

	<p>To setup, goto the CVS preference page and enable watch edit for all projects checked out from CVS. And then set the prompt option to always prompt.</p>
	<ol>
	<li>Check out a project from CVS and verify that the files are marked as read-only.
	<li>Open a file and edit it. You should be prompted to edit it. Say yes. There should be a brief pause, then you can edit the file.
	<li>Open another file and start editing it. You should be prompted to edit it. Say no. The file will remain read-only and you won't be allowed to edit it.
	<li>Open a file and edit it. Say yes to the prompt. commit the file and edit again. You should be prompted a second time.
	<li>Open a file and edit it. Say yes to the prompt. Replace the file from the repository and edit again. You should be prompted to edit again.
	<li>Open a file and edit it. Un-plug your network connection. Say yes to the prompt to send a notification. There should be a pause, then the file should be editable.
	<li>Checkout another copy of the project. Edit a file, then try to edit the same file in the another project copy. You should be notified that the file is currently being edited by someone else.
	</ol>

	<p>Saving files - setup is the same as previous</p>
	<ol>
	<li>Check out a project from CVS and verify that the files are marked as read-only.
	<li>Open a file and edit it. You should be prompted to edit it. Say yes. There should be a brief pause, then you can edit the file.
	<li>Edit the file but don't save it.
	<li>Edit the file in a system editor outside of Eclipse, then in the resource navigator, commit the file. The resource's decorator will change. Ignore all the prompts
	about saving the un-saved file.
	<li>Return to the unsaved editor and try typing. You should be prompted to call validate edit again.
	</ol>

	<p>validateEdit fails</p>
	<ol>
	<li>Check out a project from CVS and verify that the files are marked as read-only.
	<li>Disconnect from network so that the validateEdit would fail.
	<li>Open a file and edit it. You should be prompted to edit it. Say yes. There should be a pause then the error should be reported in the
	editor pane showing the exception that occured.
	</ol>

	<p>Refactoring</p>
	<ol>
	<li>Check out a project from CVS and verify that the files are marked as read-only.
	</ol>

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