I'm using Eclipse 4.7.2 and my project is PHP files. Installed this plugin but there is no FileSync menu in project properties or anywhere except marketplace window to show that this plugin installed.
I'm a user of this filesync plugin for about a year and is completely functional, it lets you select what to sync, where and also what to exclude. I'm using it in addition to PDT project for my PHP Joomla! projects and works just fine! All installation documentation can be found here andrei.gmxhome.de/filesync
The plugin is great but it deserves some basic usage instruction!
For newbies:
- you will find its configuration under Project properties
- it is working as a build feature, so if you want automatic synchronization, you have to enable automatic builds for your project!
I have just started with it, and I already love it. It is simple to install and use. So far, I have used it to automatically deploy the files in a "war" folder to my local tomcat installation, allowing me to carry on with the programming task without worrying of having the files up-to-date every time. This way I did not have to change my workspace and I can use a fresh tomcat installation without configuring anything. (an idea I borrowed from user Bozho in stackoverflow)
I have just started with it, and I already love it. It is simple to install and use. So far, I have used it to automatically deploy the files in a "war" folder to my local tomcat installation, allowing me to carry on with the programming task without worrying of having the files up-to-date every time. This way I did not have to change my workspace and I can use a fresh tomcat installation without configuring anything. (an idea I borrowed from user Bozho in stackoverflow)
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Not working
Submitted by Vee Winch on Wed, 2018-04-04 02:29
I'm using Eclipse 4.7.2 and my project is PHP files. Installed this plugin but there is no FileSync menu in project properties or anywhere except marketplace window to show that this plugin installed.
Re: Not working
Submitted by Vee Winch on Wed, 2018-04-04 15:08
I try this on Eclipse 4.7.3 and it is working now.
All My PHP projects files in sync with my local server!
Submitted by Martin Briglia on Wed, 2014-11-19 09:16
I'm a user of this filesync plugin for about a year and is completely functional, it lets you select what to sync, where and also what to exclude. I'm using it in addition to PDT project for my PHP Joomla! projects and works just fine! All installation documentation can be found here andrei.gmxhome.de/filesync
Great tool, extremely fast.
Submitted by Jules Cesar on Wed, 2013-03-13 17:47
Great tool, extremely fast.
Also i'd like to thank @Zbigniew Szczęsny :D
Excellent !
Submitted by Zbigniew Szczęsny on Thu, 2012-09-06 05:00
The plugin is great but it deserves some basic usage instruction!
For newbies:
- you will find its configuration under Project properties
- it is working as a build feature, so if you want automatic synchronization, you have to enable automatic builds for your project!
Essentian tool
Submitted by Art Burov on Fri, 2012-07-27 12:53
I used it on many projects. Very simple and works like clockwork.
Easy to install and useful tool for file syncronization
Submitted by Marcos Moreno on Mon, 2012-02-06 18:50
Hi,
I have just started with it, and I already love it. It is simple to install and use. So far, I have used it to automatically deploy the files in a "war" folder to my local tomcat installation, allowing me to carry on with the programming task without worrying of having the files up-to-date every time. This way I did not have to change my workspace and I can use a fresh tomcat installation without configuring anything. (an idea I borrowed from user Bozho in stackoverflow)
Thank you Andrey!
Easy to install and useful tool for file syncronization
Submitted by Marcos Moreno on Mon, 2012-02-06 18:47
Hi,
I have just started with it, and I already love it. It is simple to install and use. So far, I have used it to automatically deploy the files in a "war" folder to my local tomcat installation, allowing me to carry on with the programming task without worrying of having the files up-to-date every time. This way I did not have to change my workspace and I can use a fresh tomcat installation without configuring anything. (an idea I borrowed from user Bozho in stackoverflow)
Thank you Andrey!