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Hi
I had created a force.com project using Eclipse ide.
Because of security reasons i want to log out from that particular project after completion of my work.
Is it Possible.
Think logical and physical security...
1) Store the workspace and Eclipse folder within a folder that has permissions only for your account (in ~ using chmod 700 for Unix, or a folder with ACL for just your user account in Windows).
2) Apply encryption to the folder or drive, if possible.
3) Do not leave your desktop unattended (e.g. lock your desktop when you leave your computer).
As you add layers of security, it will prevent access to the code. Even if you could "log out" of the IDE, if someone modified your code Offline and you didn't catch it, you could still upload their changes the next time you built the project.
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Hi,
Eclipse IDE is a software development environment. IDEs contain compiler, interpreter, or both, such as Microsoft Visual Studio and Eclipse. For IDE we start and we exit. LOGIN/LOGOUT is only for web-applications and Sites not for the IDEs.
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Hi,
You can go offline in Eclipse IDE.
Right Click on your project > Force.com > Work Offline.
but in IDE any one can access and modify my data(classes,pages etc).
so i want to protect my data in IDE.
Think logical and physical security...
1) Store the workspace and Eclipse folder within a folder that has permissions only for your account (in ~ using chmod 700 for Unix, or a folder with ACL for just your user account in Windows).
2) Apply encryption to the folder or drive, if possible.
3) Do not leave your desktop unattended (e.g. lock your desktop when you leave your computer).
As you add layers of security, it will prevent access to the code. Even if you could "log out" of the IDE, if someone modified your code Offline and you didn't catch it, you could still upload their changes the next time you built the project.