Buday Gergely István <gergely.buday@siemens.com> wrote on 02/28/2005
09:48:03 AM:
> according to Mark Phippard's advice, I have installed javahl. lsof says
it's running:
> $ lsof | grep svnjavahl
> java 5611 budayg mem REG 3,2 206432 122242
> /usr/lib/libsvnjavahl-1.so.0.0.0
> (I did'n have to fiddle with LD_LIBRARY_PATH, it worked without further
ado)
> I have ubuntu hoary, subclipse 0.9.27 and eclipse 3.0.1.
> I've created a new project, put a Java package and a main class in it. I
tried
> Team->Share Project... with "cba/trunk" as module name. Eclipse says
> "Module 'cba' already exists remotely. Would you like to synchronize
your
> local project with the existing remote module?"
> Beforehand I created the 'cba' and 'cba/trunk' directories because
otherwise I
> get an error message. I answered "yes". Then I got a dialog box with
title
> "Synchronize Complete - SVN"
> and with text
> "Synchronizing SVN (/cba): No changes found."
> I have taken a look at the repository via SVN Repository perspective,
and no
> changes were made to it. What went wrong? How can I import my project to
my
> subversion repo?
Ideally, you should let Subclipse create the trunk folder, not that what
you did shouldn't work as well.
All the Synch process will do for you is show you a view of what needs to
be committed. You should just be able to do Team->Commit to load
everything to the repos.
Mark
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Received on Tue Mar 1 01:54:38 2005