Re: [Subclipse-users] Help getting started

"Jeff Brewer" <jeff@3brewers.org> wrote on 01/23/2006 10:04:06 PM:

> I found an instruction on your site for installing the subclipse plugin
into
> my eclipse IDE. I think I did that part OK as it seems to show me the
right
> perspective options. I tried it out and figured the first thing to do
was
> create a new repository, but when I tried to do this it asked me for a
URL,
> and I have no idea what URL to use.

Download the Subversion 1.3.0 for Windows binaries. You need these so
that you get the svnadmin command which you are going to need to create a
repository.

1) Create a folder C:\repos to hold your repositories. You would
probably only have one for now, but let's set it up with the idea that you
might have more in the future.

2) Run this command:

svnadmin create C:\repos\dev

This creates a Subversion repository named "dev" in C:\repos. Obviously,
use a name of your choice.

3) Believe it or not, you are just about done. In Eclipse open your
preferences and go to Team -> SVN. Make sure that JavaHL is selected as
your Client adapter.

4) In the SVN Repositories view create a repository connection. Enter
this as the URL:

file://C:/repos/dev

At this point you are pretty much done. You can use Team -> Share Project
to add your projects into the repository and start versioning. I would
suggest reading through our Eclipse online help and also take a look at
the Subversion book.

Mark

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Received on Tue Jan 24 14:57:49 2006