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Introduction
Teamprise Explorer may require additional memory beyond what it has been configured for, particularly when initially connecting to a server. The server's Work Item metadata may require a large amount of memory to process. It may be necessary to experiment to determine how much memory is required by your server's Work Item metadata, but in general, 1 GB is enough for most servers datasets.
Increasing Memory (Windows, Unix)
Windows and Unix users should increase the amount
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[memory heap OutOfMemoryError]
Teamprise Plug-in for Eclipse Overview
The Teamprise Plug-in for Eclipse runs on a variety of operating systems, using Sun's Java virtual machine and libraries to provide much of this cross-platform advantage.
The Teamprise Plug-in for Eclipse uses the Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT), a set of Java user interface libraries, to provide a "native" look-and-feel on many of these platforms. SWT is included with the Teamprise packages you download—you do not need to install it manually.
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Teamprise Explorer Client Overview
The Teamprise Explorer Client runs on a variety of operating systems, using Sun's Java virtual machine and libraries to provide much of this cross-platform advantage.
Teamprise Explorer uses the Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT), a set of Java user interface libraries, to provide a "native" look-and-feel on many of these platforms. SWT is included with the Teamprise packages you download—you do not need to install it manually.
Supported Operating
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This document describes the behavior of the "transform=apple" attribute, supported in Teamprise 3.1.1 and later.
Introduction
Teamprise clients on Mac OS X are capable of preserving Apple filesystem metadata, including a file's Resource Fork, Finder Info and Finder Comments when checking in to Team Foundation Server. Preserving this metadata is optional for files and is disabled by default. It must be enabled in the Teamprise extended attributes file.
When enabled, Teamprise clients
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[apple resource fork data fork finder applesingle appledouble]
Overview
Teamprise's Eclipse update site (update.teamprise.com) uses a numbering scheme in its URLs that allows users to select which versions of Teamprise will be made available. You can use an update site URL that only shows you the kinds of updates you desire (for instance, only maintenance releases or all minor version releases). This document explains the numbering scheme.
Basic Format
An update site URL is constructed like the following:
http://update.teamprise.com///
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[release version scheme number range]
Client Suite Overview
The Teamprise client suite (Teamprise Explorer, Teamprise Plug-in for Eclipse, and Teamprise Command-line Client) runs on a variety of operating systems, using Sun's Java virtual machine and libraries to provide much of this cross-platform advantage.
Teamprise Explorer and Plug-in for Eclipse use the Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT), a set of Java user interface libraries, to provide a "native" look-and-feel on many of these platforms. SWT is included with the Teampris
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[system requirements minimum version operating system glibc libc gtk gtk2 GNU C libc6 GLIBC_2.3 libgtk pango freetype atk]
Purpose
This article explains how to set up external compare tools with Teamprise. Often, users may have a preference for a particular visual compare tool for particular types of structured files or folders. For example, a user may wish to configure a compare tool with special knowledge of XML structure, or one which has knowledge of a proprietary file type.
Supported Tools
Any tool which accepts two arguments, the left and right input files, is supported. Filenames are specified as fu
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[external compare helper applications]
Overview
The Teamprise Plug-in for Eclipse uses icons and short textual descriptions to indicate the status of files which are managed by Teamprise. These "decorations" are visible many places in Eclipse's workspace tree, most notably the Package Explorer and Project Explorer views. These decorations are intended to be able to tell the status of a file at a glance.
Details
Files in Team Foundation Server
Projects, folders and files which are connected to a Team Foundation Server
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[label decorator, icon]
Overview
Starting with Teamprise 3.0, extracting the Teamprise installer archives with the built-in Windows archive explorer may corrupt the extracted files. This error happens more often when using the copy/paste method within the built-in Windows Explorer. An error is not always displayed if the extracted files are corrupted. Teamprise clients will not run correctly if the extracted files are corrupt.
Solution
To resolve the issue, remove the current installation that you have in
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[Windows Explorer unzip extract zip archive corrupt jar ]
Summary
In Teamprise 3.0, the Teamprise Plug-in for Eclipse will respect the Eclipse HTTP Proxy settings if available - which included which hosts should be excluded from the proxy server. In many corporate environments, the Microsoft Team Foundation Server that you are connecting to is inside the corporate firewall and therefore you should exclude the TFS instance from the proxy settings to ensure communication works as expected.
Possible Issues
If the proxy server exclusion is not
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[502 com.teamprise.soap.exceptions.EndpointNotFoundException proxy http configure exclude]