Mark Phippard wrote:
>> Which version of Eclipse you are using?
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>3.0.1
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>
Is there are any chance that you can try from within Eclipse 3.1M4 build ?
>> Can you do that with jsvn repository?
>> I checkout http://72.9.228.230/svn/jsvn/trunk/ into c:/work/jsvn then
>>created a correspond eclipse Java project using external dir
>>c:/work/jsvn (no source folders) and then I've tried to connect that
>>directory to jsvn repository at http://72.9.228.230/svn/jsvn/ using
>>"trunk" as a module name.
>>
>>
>I do not quite understanding what you are doing when you create your
>project, perhaps it is an Eclipse 3.1 feature? It sounds like you are
>creating a project locally in your workspace, and then pointing src
>folders at an external location. That will not work because when we
>examine the project folder, it will not have an .svn directory.
>
>
I'm not using external source directories. Entire Eclipse project
directory is outside of workspace dir, so I can logically share same
project between multiple workspaces. Eclipse's .project and .classpath
files reside in the root of that external project directory. When you
create new project Eclipse's project wizard will create these files in
the directory you choose and it is also trying to guess for the source
directories, so I just delete anything wizard would add. This hasn't
been much different since Eclipse 2.0 or even earlier.
>Can you do what I did? Have the entire project at an external location,
>and then Import into your workspace? It doesn't copy the files, it just
>points the project to the external location. This would mean you would
>have to have the Eclipse .project and .classpath files in that location as
>well.
>
>
I'll try that, but it is not quite related to the issue I have.
regards,
Eugene
Received on Fri Jan 7 08:56:35 2005