On 3/1/07, Mark Phippard <markphip@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> I am confused by your wording of the problem as some of the actions you
> want to perform do not make sense to me as to where you want to perform
> them.
>
The steps I have always taken were:
- Create new project -> "Check out project from SVN"
- Select repository, and then clicked next.
- On the final screen screen, I selected "Check out as a project configured
using the New Project Wizard"
- Hit finished.
What normally has happened is then the new project wizard pops-up and I
create it as a new PHP Project. However, the wizard no longer pops up.
1) Do you have existing project/code in an SVN Repository? If so, then you
> drill down in the repository view, right-click and choose Checkout. If the
> project in the repository does not contain the Eclipse project files, you
> will have the option of running the Create New Project wizard. Perhaps
> someone checked in a .project file that was not valid and it needs to be
> deleted?
>
I have verified no such .project file exists within the repository. This is
my problem, I select create new project wizard and the wizard never pops up.
2) If this is a new project in your workspace, then to add it to the
> repository you do Team -> Share.
>
"Add to repository" is something I cannot do. All the code is within SVN. I
need to check it out and insure Eclipse recognizes my project as an SVN and
PHP project. I can use Tortoise SVN to check it out locally, but then
Eclipse won't recognize it as an SVN repository. If I create a project
through the SVN wizard, then Eclipse doesn't recognize it as a PHP project.
Thanks
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Philip
gp@gpcentre.net
http://www.gpcentre.net/
Received on Fri Mar 2 16:56:05 2007