Remote System Explorer SFTP Setup for Eclipse - Revision history

Bserrano at 21:45, 25 March 2014

2014-03-25T21:45:37Z

Bserrano at 22:51, 4 March 2014

2014-03-04T22:51:55Z

Kyoungmeyer: /* Next Steps */

2014-01-02T19:02:44Z

‎Next Steps

Mdean: Fixed tag.

2013-12-20T02:49:03Z

Fixed tag.

Jgreene at 16:40, 11 December 2013

2013-12-11T16:40:12Z

Jgreene: Jgreene moved page Remote System Explorer SFTP Setup for EMAC Eclipse to Remote System Explorer SFTP Setup for Eclipse

2013-12-11T16:19:17Z

Jgreene moved page Remote System Explorer SFTP Setup for EMAC Eclipse to Remote System Explorer SFTP Setup for Eclipse

Mdean: Approved for Complete.

2013-11-18T04:17:43Z

Approved for Complete.

Mdean: /* Transferring Files */ Improved wording.

2013-11-18T04:12:58Z

‎Transferring Files: Improved wording.

Kyoungmeyer at 23:21, 15 November 2013

2013-11-15T23:21:50Z

Mgloff at 00:57, 14 November 2013

2013-11-14T00:57:20Z

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		+	\|title=Remote System Explorer SFTP Setup for Eclipse
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		+	\|keywords=Remote System Explorer,SFTP Setup,Eclipse,Transferring Files,Remote File Editing
		+	\|description=The Eclipse Remote System Explorer plugin provides SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) capabilities to facilitate the transfer of files between the development machine and the target machine.
		+	}}
	The Eclipse Remote System Explorer plugin provides SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) capabilities to facilitate the transfer of files between the development machine and the target machine. This includes a GUI service which allows developers to "drag-and-drop" files between the development and remote file systems, and the ability for Eclipse to edit a file within a local editor and update the remote copy when saved.		The Eclipse Remote System Explorer plugin provides SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) capabilities to facilitate the transfer of files between the development machine and the target machine. This includes a GUI service which allows developers to "drag-and-drop" files between the development and remote file systems, and the ability for Eclipse to edit a file within a local editor and update the remote copy when saved.

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	The Eclipse Remote System Explorer plugin provides SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) capabilities to facilitate the transfer of files between the development machine and the target machine. This includes a GUI service which allows developers to "drag-and-drop" files between the development and remote file systems, and the ability for Eclipse to edit a file within a local editor and update the remote copy when saved.		The Eclipse Remote System Explorer plugin provides SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) capabilities to facilitate the transfer of files between the development machine and the target machine. This includes a GUI service which allows developers to "drag-and-drop" files between the development and remote file systems, and the ability for Eclipse to edit a file within a local editor and update the remote copy when saved.

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	After editing and uploading a file on the remote machine, it can be manipulated using an SSH Shell or Terminal -- two additional services provided by the RSE plugin. See the [[Remote System Explorer Shell and Terminal Setup\|RSE Shell and Terminal Setup]] page to learn more.		After editing and uploading a file on the remote machine, it can be manipulated using an SSH Shell or Terminal -- two additional services provided by the RSE plugin. See the [[Remote System Explorer Shell and Terminal Setup\|RSE Shell and Terminal Setup]] page to learn more.

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	The Eclipse Remote System Explorer plugin provides SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) capabilities to facilitate the transfer of files between the development machine and the target machine. This includes a GUI service which allows developers to "drag-and-drop" files between the development and remote file systems, and the ability for Eclipse to edit a file within a local editor and update the remote copy when saved.		The Eclipse Remote System Explorer plugin provides SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) capabilities to facilitate the transfer of files between the development machine and the target machine. This includes a GUI service which allows developers to "drag-and-drop" files between the development and remote file systems, and the ability for Eclipse to edit a file within a local editor and update the remote copy when saved.

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 The RSE plugin provides the Eclipse workbench with a new perspective that facilitates the use of its services. To open this perspective:
 # Select ''Window -> Open Perspective -> Other...''
-# In the ''Open Perspective'' dialog, select ''Remote System Explorer'' and click ''OK''. This should result in a screen similar to that shown in Figure 1 below. To add a new connection, follow the instructions for doing so on the [[Remote System Explorer Setup for EMAC Eclipse|RSE Setup Guide]].
+# In the ''Open Perspective'' dialog, select ''Remote System Explorer'' and click ''OK''. This should result in a screen similar to that shown in Figure 1 below. To add a new connection, follow the instructions for doing so on the [[Remote System Explorer Setup for Eclipse|RSE Setup Guide]].
 ::[[File:EMAC_Eclipse_RSE_Fresh_Perspective.png|600px|left|thumb|Figure 1: RSE Perspective]]
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 After editing and uploading a file on the remote machine, it can be manipulated using an SSH Shell or Terminal -- two additional services provided by the RSE plugin. See the [[Remote System Explorer Shell and Terminal Setup|RSE Shell and Terminal Setup]] page to learn more.
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	The Eclipse Remote System Explorer plugin provides SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) capabilities to facilitate the transfer of files between the development machine and the target machine. This includes a GUI service which allows developers to "drag-and-drop" files between the development and remote file systems, and the ability for Eclipse to edit a file within a local editor and update the remote copy when saved.		The Eclipse Remote System Explorer plugin provides SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) capabilities to facilitate the transfer of files between the development machine and the target machine. This includes a GUI service which allows developers to "drag-and-drop" files between the development and remote file systems, and the ability for Eclipse to edit a file within a local editor and update the remote copy when saved.

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-The drag-and-drop feature of RSE's SFTP facility is no different than that on any other computer. The target file can actually be click-and-dragged from its source then dropped into its destination folder. Alternatively, the Remote Systems View context menu can be used to copy a file and then paste it into its destination.
+The drag-and-drop feature of RSE's SFTP facility is no different than that on any other computer. The target file can actually be dragged from its source and dropped into its destination folder using drag-and-drop. Alternatively, the Remote Systems View context menu can be used to copy a file and then paste it into its destination.
 {{mbox | type = notice | text = The Remove Systems View can be opened from any perspective by selecting ''Window -> Show View -> Other...'' It is then possible to drag and drop between the Project Navigator View and the Remote Systems View.}}<br clear=all>

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-{{todo|<strike>Polish this and mark it as OE 4</strike>(11.13.13-19:00->MG+)|Michael Gloff|project=oe 4,mg,ky,Review}}
+{{todo|<strike>Polish this and mark it as OE 4</strike> (11.15.13-17:21->KY+)|Michael Gloff|project=oe 4,mg,ky,FinalDraft}}
-The Eclipse Remote System Explorer plugin provides SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) capabilities to facilitate the transfer of files between the development machine and the target machine. This includes a GUI service which allows developers to "drag-and-drop" files between the development and remote file systems and the ability for Eclipse to edit a file within a local editor and update the remote copy when saved.
+The Eclipse Remote System Explorer plugin provides SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) capabilities to facilitate the transfer of files between the development machine and the target machine. This includes a GUI service which allows developers to "drag-and-drop" files between the development and remote file systems, and the ability for Eclipse to edit a file within a local editor and update the remote copy when saved.
 == Open the RSE Perspective ==
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 # In the ''Open Perspective'' dialog, select ''Remote System Explorer'' and click ''OK''. This should result in a screen similar to that shown in Figure 1 below. To add a new connection, follow the instructions for doing so on the [[Remote System Explorer Setup for EMAC Eclipse|RSE Setup Guide]].
-[[File:EMAC_Eclipse_RSE_Fresh_Perspective.png|600px|left|thumb|Figure 1: RSE Perspective]]
+::[[File:EMAC_Eclipse_RSE_Fresh_Perspective.png|600px|left|thumb|Figure 1: RSE Perspective]]
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 Once a remote connection has been established, it is possible to use the Remote System Explorer View, highlighted in Figure 2 below, to navigate the directories of the remote machine as well as the local machine. This view can also be used to graphically drag-and-drop files between machines.
-[[File:EMAC_Eclipse_RSE_Remote_Browse.png|600px|left|thumb|Figure 2. Browsing a Remote Filesystem]]
+::[[File:EMAC_Eclipse_RSE_Remote_Browse.png|600px|left|thumb|Figure 2. Browsing a Remote Filesystem]]
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 The drag-and-drop feature of RSE's SFTP facility is no different than that on any other computer. The target file can actually be click-and-dragged from its source then dropped into its destination folder. Alternatively, the Remote Systems View context menu can be used to copy a file and then paste it into its destination.
-{{mbox | type = notice | text = The Remove Systems View can be opened from any perspective by selecting ''Window -> Show View -> Other...'' It is then possible to drag and drop between the Project Navigator View and the Remote Systems View.}}
+{{mbox | type = notice | text = The Remove Systems View can be opened from any perspective by selecting ''Window -> Show View -> Other...'' It is then possible to drag and drop between the Project Navigator View and the Remote Systems View.}}<br clear=all>
 == Remote File Editing ==
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 === Create a New File ===
 To create a new file:
-# Right-click on the directory in the Remote Systems Explorer View where the new file is to be located to bring up a context menu for that directory.
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-# Select ''New -> File'' or ''New -> Folder'' to create a new file or directory. This will cause the New File prompt to appear as shown in Figure 3 below.
+. Right-click on the directory in the Remote Systems Explorer View where the new file is to be located to bring up a context menu for that directory.
 [[File:EMAC_Eclipse_RSE_Create_New_File.png|600px|left|thumb|Figure 3. New File Dialog]]
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-# Enter the name of the new file in the ''New file name:'' field and click ''Finish'' to create the file.
+* Enter the name of the new file in the ''New file name:'' field and click ''Finish'' to create the file.
+</cl>
 This procedure creates a new file in the specified folder, but does not open it in an editor. The next step is to learn how to open the remote file in an editor, make changes, then save those changes on the remote machine.
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 ==== Save a Remote File ====
-Saving a file during a remote edit session is no different than doing the same during a local edit session. Simply click the ''Save'' button or use the ''File -> Save'' or ''File -> Save As...'' menus. The Ctrl+S keyboard shortcut may be used as well.
+Saving a file during a remote edit session is no different than doing the same during a local edit session. Simply click the ''Save'' button or use the ''File -> Save'' or ''File -> Save As...'' menus. The ''Ctrl+S'' keyboard shortcut may be used as well.
 == Next Steps ==