[SourceJammer-users] Re: Starting with sourcejammer archives

[Robert M. <rob...@ya...>]

Hi, Daniele.

I think I finally understand your question.

You have created an archive on your server and
connected to it using the client (SourceJammer GUI
client). What you see is a single "folder" icon on the
left that shows the name of your archive. Now you want
to add files to this archive.

Is all this correct?

Here's what you do.

Your archive will contain a number of "projects" or
folders that will map to folders somewhere on your
local hard drive. Let's say your archive is called
MyArchive and you want to add all the files in your
c:\My Documents\Stuff directory to MyArchive.

1. Add a "project" to the archive to contain the
contents of "Stuff". Project | Make Project.
2. Select the new project called "Stuff".
3. Set a default directory for "Stuff" this is the
directory on your local hard drive that maps to the
Stuff project. Project | Set Default Directory. Browse
to c:\My Documents\Stuff. Select Stuff. Click Select.
4. Now the Stuff project is mapped to the Stuff folder
on your hard drive. If you have a folder inside of
your Stuff folder called "code" and a project inside
of the Stuff project called "code", SourceJammer will
treat these as if they are mapped together as well,
and so on .
5. Add files from Stuff directory to Stuff project.
Select Stuff project. File | Add File. Select any
files  in the dialog that you want to add and click
add. Be sure to select "text" if these are text files.
You can also add a comment. If you select "Add All
Contents Recursively" then SourceJammer will add all
the contents of the Stuff directory (including any
sub-directories) to your SourceJammer archive.

I hope this answers your question. Be sure to let me
know if you have any further problems.

Thanks.

--Rob


--- "dan...@a-..." <dan...@a-...>
wrote:
> Hi Robert
> 
> Excuse me If I continue to ask questions that maybe
> are foolish, but I
> still don't unnderstand how SJ works, and I didn't
> find answers on the
> documentations.
> My question is simple.
> I created an archive: how to add my files to it?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Daniele.
> 


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