I'm not sure whether I understand your question. You may need to give a more concrete example. Or perhaps you are just confused about how Mylyn works.
Mylyn provides Eclipse with the concept of tasks that exist as top-level entities in the workspace. Tasks are not part of any project. The Mylyn Task List provides a project-independent container for the tasks. Tasks must exist outside of projects because one task's context may refer to files from more than one project. Many applications, especially Eclipse plug-in features, consist of several separate Eclipse projects. To complete one task, the developer may need to modify code in multiple projects. It wouldn't really work if tasks were contained in an Eclipse project. You can even have tasks with no projects. That is, you can have a workspace with zero projects that has a Task List with tasks from 3 different repositories. ---Tom Carole RIFFAULT wrote on Saturday, January 24, 2009 12:10 PM: > Hello Rob, > > Thank you for your answer. Actually, my question was not really well > asked. I am giving a try at explaining it. > I know that you can connect Mylyn to different repositories but I was > wondering if Mylyn allows a user to create tasks in several distant > bugtrackers simultaneously and then to manage them in the same list > (peculiar to the project for instance). > > Thank in advance for the help, > > Carole -- Tom Bryan <[email protected]> Cisco Systems RTP, NC, USA _______________________________________________ mylyn-integrators mailing list [email protected] https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/mylyn-integrators
