RE: [TSVN] Does TortoiseSVN local copy work with Eclipse?

Hi Martin,

> I would like to integrate 4 (5?) tigris.org originated
> project offerings
> into one solution.
>
> #1 - TortoiseSVN 1.1.0 (1769) (Subversion)
> using Local Repository Access on Win2K
> #2 - Eclipse 3.0.0
> #3 - CFEclipse 1.1.16 - ColdFusion plugin
> #4 - SubClipse 3.0 - Subversion 1.1 RC2 plugin
>
> The question is: Does TortoiseSVN work with SubClipse when operating
> using a Local Repository?
Yes.

TortoiseSVN doesn't have anything to do with SubClipse or Eclipse. SubClipse
is just another subversion client as are svn and TortoiseSVN. All these
clients manage the interaction of your WC and your repository.

> I'm trying to understand if Eclipse is capable of presenting me with
> the icons and context menu features (not necessarily the context menu
> itself) within Eclipse.
This is handled by SubClipse. At least that's what I'd expect subclipse to
do.
 
> I've got TortoiseSVN working fine under Win2K as a Local Repository,
> I've got Eclipse installed and working and updated with the CFEclipse
> and SubClipse, but no apparent connection between Eclipse and
> TortoiseSVN,
> though I can happily read the TortoiseSVN Repository in Eclipse
> (via the SubClipse plugin).
As I said above. You are using (and you can use) as many subversion clients
at the same time as you want. It simply doesn't matter which one you use.
Just don't expect a client that is specialised for Windows Explorer
(TortoiseSVN) to behave like a client that is a specialised IDE plugin
(SubClipse).

Cheers
- Lübbe

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