Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse

Posted by Johan Cyprich on 04 Jul 2008 | Tagged as: Tech Tips

I’ve been trying to view .htaccess files in a web site connected to remotely in Eclipse. These do not appear in file listings so they can’t be opened. I’ve added an .htaccess file type, but that didn’t work. After searching around in the Preferences (found in the Windows pull down menu), I found an option in the Remote Systems->File section. If you check on Show hidden files, then .htaccess will appear (you may need to Refresh the folder first). Then you can open the file by double-clicking on it.

I’ve shown below where this option can be found in Eclipse 3.3.2 and the new Zend Studio for Eclipse. Click on the image for a larger view.

Preferences in Eclipse 3.3.2

image

Preferences in Zend Studio for Eclipse

image


Related posts:
    Installing Fireboard in Joomla 1.5
    WordPress 2.2.1 Upgrade
    Don’t Use Java 6
    PostgreSQL Using Too Much Memory

Share this post:

del.icio.us:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse digg:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse spurl:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse wists:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse simpy:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse newsvine:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse blinklist:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse furl:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse reddit:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse fark:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse blogmarks:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse Y!:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse smarking:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse magnolia:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse segnalo:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse gifttagging:Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse

Follow Me:

Did you find this post interesting and useful? You can keep up to date on this blog by subscribing to my RSS feed, or you can have new posts sent to you by e-mail. You can also follow me on Twitter.


Trackback This Post | Subscribe to the comments through RSS Feed

Leave a Reply