Setting up Subclipse for access to a Subversion Repository
This is pretty simple task, but for completeness
of the Subversion articles I am doing, here it is .........
Installing
Subclipse
If you installed collab.net's Subversion binary for OS X which includes all the JavaHL bindings to the subversion executables, then this is easy. Since I installed the latest Subversion 1.4.X, I installed the latest Subclipse 1.2.X using this Remote Site URL for the plugin
http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.2.x
Install the Subclipse plugin following instructions here:
http://subclipse.tigris.org/install.html
To Add a Repository
Open the SVN Repository view
Right-click in the SVN Repository view and select
Enter the Repository URL and click Finish. This URL below assumes you are using svn+ssh protocol which can be set up using previous article in this blog category.
The repository should appear in the SVN Repository View allowing you to browse the repository and usage in your Eclipse environment.
If you installed collab.net's Subversion binary for OS X which includes all the JavaHL bindings to the subversion executables, then this is easy. Since I installed the latest Subversion 1.4.X, I installed the latest Subclipse 1.2.X using this Remote Site URL for the plugin
http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.2.x
Install the Subclipse plugin following instructions here:
http://subclipse.tigris.org/install.html
To Add a Repository
Open the SVN Repository view
Right-click in the SVN Repository view and select
Enter the Repository URL and click Finish. This URL below assumes you are using svn+ssh protocol which can be set up using previous article in this blog category.
The repository should appear in the SVN Repository View allowing you to browse the repository and usage in your Eclipse environment.
Posted: Thursday - July 05, 2007 at 12:55 PM
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