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Revision as of 10:58, 30 September 2008
Install the org.eclipse.releng.tools plugin to Eclipse
Take the plugin from Eclipse repository like the documentation Eclipse_copyright_tool described:
- use the CVS plugin of Eclipse to checkout the org.eclipse.releng.tools into your workspace
- you can use Windows - preference - CVS - CVS Repositories
- Host: dev.eclipse.org
- Repository: /cvsroot/eclipse
- click on versions and look for org.eclipse.releng.tools-bundle
- pick out the bundle version of your Eclipse version e. g. org.eclipse.releng.tools R3_3_1_1
- choose check out to import the bundle into your workspace
To install this plugin to Eclipse you have to export this bundle into the plugins-folder of eClipse:
- right click on bundle and export
- choose plugin-development and then Deployable plug-ins and fragments
- choose the plugins subfolder of your Eclipse folder
- this exports a file like 'org.eclipse.releng.tools_3.3.0.200809301227.jar' into this plugin folder
- restart your Eclipse workspace
Configuration of Eclipse copyright tool
- the listbox 'copyright template' takes a fix header for your java files
- you can declare a creation and revision year
- you can declare that existing header will be replaced
- you can declare that properties files like build.properties will be skiped
Use Eclipse copyright tool
- change to Resource-view of Eclipse
- deselect all working sets, if you have selected - you must see the project structure of your workspace
- click right on your project and choose Advanced fix copyrights
The tool will:
- insert a header
- in java files
- if configured, in *.properties files
- if configured, with override existing header
The tool will NOT
- insert a header in other files like plugin.xml