Mark Phippard wrote:
> >>> I can browse it in repositories view too. Can you try to
> >>> checkout jsvn using command line svn client, then add that dir
> >>> as a project to
> >>> Eclipse workspace and then try to share it?
> >>
> >> Why wouldn't I just check it out using Subclipse (which I have
> >> done in the past). I do not understand how you checkout a project
> >> using the command line and then see it in Eclipse anyway. Why
> >> would Eclipse even know the project exists if you do not use the
> >> Eclipse UI to create the project? You cannot, generally speaking,
> >> just create stuff in your workspace and then use it in Eclipse.
> >> It ought to be created by Eclipse.
> >
> > Well, there could be variety of reasons for that. For instance I
> > could loose my workspace and have to recreate it from scratch (or, say I
> > need to import existing project into a different workspace) and
> > still have local uncommitted changes. With CVS I can create new
> > project in Eclipse,
> > point it to the existing source direcotry, attach and synchronize
> > it with remote CVS repository. I see no reasons why it should not
> > be possible with SVN.
>
> It might be helpful if you had just started off by saying this. It
> sounds like you are using the feature of Eclipse to have projects
> that are located outside your workspace -- Linked Resources. There
> are numerous reports of that not working. I was under the impression
> you got a message to that effect somewhere though. I have never
> tried it.
I'm not using linked resources at all, but you are right, all my
project directories does not reside within Eclipse workspace directory.
I alsways specify an external location.
> > If you prefer this approach then I can suggest to checkout it with
> > Subclipse, then disconnect it from SVN without deleting .svn
> > directories
> > and then try to connect it back. Technically it will be the same as
> > checkout form command line and importing it into Eclipse, but if
> > first case will work and second will not, then it will mean that
> > Subclipse is not interoperable with command line svn or/and
> > TortoiseSVN.
>
> We interoperate fine with those tools. I regularly use them on the
> same WC. The difference is that I originated my projects by checking
> out with Subclipse so that all of the Eclipse linkage is established.
> This has nothing to do with the WC, it is just what needs to be done
> inside Eclipse so that Eclipse will call our code.
> Also, I regularly disconnect and reconnect projects in my workspace.
> It works great.
Can you please try to checkout not from Subclipse and then connect
project? As I mentioned, it does not work here even for jsvn repository.
Thank you.
Eugene
Received on Fri Jan 7 07:10:31 2005