Repository-jdeveloper combination

Hi: can anyone tell me how can I open a jdeveloper project from the repository.
Supose that machine 1 create a project and add it to the repository, then it can check it out with no problem. But if machine 2 connects to the repository it can4t check the project out. I try the following, I open the project from the repository, it was checked out but it could not be downloaded.
How should I do it? How can I share entire projects with the repository?
Thanks

Hi,
A project is just a file like any other, so it can be version controlled in Repository.
On the first machine, you should add your .jpr file to source control along with all the files in the project (the easiest way to do this is use the "Add Contents" Source control context menu, and make sure the "show myproject.jpr" checkbox is checked). You may be asked to create a folder mapping depending on the location of the files.
Now, on the second machine, use the RON to create a folder mapping to the same top level folder in Repository that was created as a result of adding the project from the first machine. Use the Synchronize... context menu in the RON on the top level folder. This will bring the project and all its files down to the filesystem of the second machine.
Next, start JDeveloper and open the project file from the downloaded directory. You should be able to check in / out the project and any of the files it contains from either machine.
Brian

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