Soldiering on with Aptana, fighting as I go, here’s how I was able to set up automatic synchronization between my project and a remote server accessed through a mounted/mapped drive.
Now when you save your file, it will automatically be copied over to your server via mapped drive instead of uploaded through FTP.
As far as I can tell, the only place the “Automatically sync” option appears is in the “Create a FTP connection” dialog, but once you create the FTP connection, you can change it to a Filesystem connection and the sync option remains and works.
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This is such a great solution to pulling out my hair… Thanks!
January 9th, 2012 at 4:44 pm