Resetting workspace configuration files
You can reset the workspace configuration files that you downloaded from the remote system by clearing the cached files.
- A folder that is named global, which contains global configurations. Global configurations are defined on the primary push-to-client server.
- One folder for each remote system to which you connect and that is enabled for push-to-client.
- If you are the push-to-client administrator, and you discover
that you set preferences or configured features in a way that you
did not intend to export to the remote system or group with which
the workspace is associated.
If you discover that you exported configurations that you did not intend to export, then you can clear the cached files, reconfigure the workspace, and then export the configurations again. Clear Cached Files provides a way to start over with workspace configurations.
- If you downloaded configurations that you did not intend to download
when you connected to a remote system.
When you connect to a remote system, the push-to-client feature prompts you with a list of recent configuration updates. From this list, you can select the specific configurations that you want to download. If you select a configuration by mistake, you can clear the cached files, disconnect from the remote system, and then connect again to choose the configurations you want to download.
Configurations that you create locally are saved in a folder that is called client and are not deleted when you clear the cached files.
To reset downloaded configuration files:
- Click and select .
- Click Clear Cached Files.
The next time that you connect to any of the remote systems that are enabled for push-to-client, you are prompted to accept configuration changes.
- Eclipse preferences: No change. The preferences that you set are left as they were even after the cache is cleared. The Eclipse preferences are managed by the Open RSE base program, which has its own repository for the preferences. Clearing the cached files deletes only the local files in the RemoteConfigurationFiles folder.
- Remote connections: No change. The remote connections are managed by the Open RSE base program, which has its own repository for the remote connections.
- Mappings: The imported mappings are deleted.