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Context

Use this procedure to configure resource management settings in SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio. The resource management settings which you enable or disable in the Preferences section affect the tools which you use to create Web services.

Procedure

  1. In SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio, choose Start of the navigation path Window Next navigation step Preferences Next navigation step Web Services Next navigation step Resource Management End of the navigation path.
  2. In the Resource Management preferences, enter the following settings:

    • Overwrite files without warning

      Choose this option to enable the tools to overwrite the existing files automatically. If you do not choose the option, the tools ask you to confirm when files have to be overwritten.

    • Create folders when necessary

      Choose this option to enable the tools to create required folders automatically in the workspace. If you do not choose the option, you have to confirm manually the creation of folders by the tools.

    • Check out files without warning

      Choose this option to enable automatic checkout of files from the repository. If enabled, the tools perform checkout from the source control system without notification. If you do not choose this option, you have to confirm the checkout explicitly.

      Note

      Note that this option affects only source control projects (for example, remote Development Component projects). This option does not affect any local projects.

    • Merge generated skeleton file

      Choose this option to preserve any existing Java bean skeleton files and the corresponding business logic. When the tools generate new skeleton files, they merge the files in the existing structure and do not affect the existing files.

      Note

      Note that if you chose this option and you changed the return type of an interface, the result skeleton file will have a method that returns the type which is defined in the new interface. However, a method body from the original skeleton file that returns a different type will be also available. This results in a compilation error which you have to correct manually.

      In addition, note that this option is irrelevant to the inside-out Web services as there are no skeleton files in this development approach.