I assume you're using 1.1.391 (the latest public release), and that the " - MGH" indicates you have defined an Eclipse working set with that name and selected it (e.g. in the dropdown menu from the down-arrow on that dialog).

For the benefit of others who may not have found this dialog yet, it's on the standard "Navigate" menu and also the standard toolbar (white "C" in blue circle).

It apparently searches the filenames within your projects (optionally limiting this to projects in your current working set), but I haven't yet found a way to make it take the package into account in its lookup, nor to display it.

I am interested to know more about the "Workspace matches" part of your screenshot. So far I haven't managed to get this on mine.

And can someone explain the rather cryptic "TZ = TimeZone" part of the dialog text?

Thanks for a useful webinar. I was particularly interested to hear that there's going to be a focus on making Atelier play better with the "shared development" way of working. IMO, good news for teams that already work that way and until now may have been thinking they'll have to abandon it and get each developer set up to work in their own personal environment in order to adopt Atelier.

Congratulations on your latest publication Mike!

I just had this happen, but not on Mac. I'm using Eclipse Oxygen on Windows 10 (64bit), with Atelier 1.1.391.

Things were working fine, then I restarted Eclipse and found my connections to servers were failing. When I used "Edit Connection" and clicked the "Test Connection" button I got this:

Restarting Eclipse didn't resolve it, nor did "Check for updates" find anything out of date. So I used Help\Install New Software, chose the repository I'd previously installed Atelier from (https://atelier.artifactoryonline.com/atelier/updates/beta/latest/), cleared the "Hide items that are already installed", then selected both "Core" and "Optional" and clicked "Next". Eclipse reported that most pieces weren't needed, but it did install one, which I think was "TM Terminal via Remote API Connector Extensions".

When it had finished it told me to restart Eclipse, and now my connections worked.

Evgeny was too modest to mention that he excluded himself from the awards on the basis that it's sort of his job to make lots of contributions to DC. The raw data shows just how prolific he is in doing that.

A minor quirk in the table is that "DC Expert 2017 - 4th-10th places" only lists 6 names rather than the expected 7. But looking at the raw data I see that 2 authors tied for the position below Rubens Silva. So I guess either they both get the badge or neither does.

There's some documentation here.

In your case it sounds like a Cache instance was moved onto the server but not added to the registry that Cache's ccontrol command uses. On Windows I think Cache uses the Windows Registry. On other platforms it uses a file, and offers commands ccontrol create, ccontrol update and  ccontrol delete to maintain entries in this registry.

If you're not already committed(!) to using Git, maybe consider Deltanji from George James Software (my employer) as a source code management solution running natively inside the InterSystems environment.

I'm not clear what you mean by "access the Class Database". Connect Atelier to the SAMPLES namespace and you'll be able to view/edit classes from the SAMPLES database. Please expand on what else you're trying to do.

Using my DC mod superpowers I changed this post from a Question into an Article.