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 ====== Subversion Repository Access from Eclipse ====== ====== Subversion Repository Access from Eclipse ======
  
-Another way to access the Subversion repository on ''multicore.cs.purdue.edu'' from a Windows machine is using the Subclipse plugin for Eclipse.  +These instruction describe how to configure the Eclipse IDE to access a Subversion repositoryusing the Subclipse plugin.  These instructions assume Eclipse is running on a Windows system (they need to be generalized to other platforms).
  
 ====== Install Eclipse ====== ====== Install Eclipse ======
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 Download [[http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/eclipse/downloads/drops/R-3.3.1-200709211145/eclipse-SDK-3.3.1-win32.zip|Eclipse]] (or visit the Eclipse [[http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/|downloads page]] for more choices) to your desktop and unzip it into the directory where you would like it installed.  Run Eclipse by double-clicking on ''eclipse.exe'' before continuing. Download [[http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/eclipse/downloads/drops/R-3.3.1-200709211145/eclipse-SDK-3.3.1-win32.zip|Eclipse]] (or visit the Eclipse [[http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/|downloads page]] for more choices) to your desktop and unzip it into the directory where you would like it installed.  Run Eclipse by double-clicking on ''eclipse.exe'' before continuing.
  
-Before moving on, make sure that you have already followed the [[svn-windows|instructions]] for Subversion repository access from Windows and can successfully browse the repository using TortoiseSVN. +Before moving on, make sure that you have already followed the [[using_subversion_from_windows|instructions]] for Subversion repository access from Windows and can successfully browse the repository using TortoiseSVN.
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 ====== TortoiseSVN Configuration ====== ====== TortoiseSVN Configuration ======
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 In the new view, add a Repository with the url: In the new view, add a Repository with the url:
-''svn+ssh://session/path'' +''svn+ssh://host/path'' 
-where ''session'' is the session you saved in ''PuTTY'' (''Multicore'' in the example).  For our repository, ''path'' can be left empty.+where ''host'' is the session you saved in ''PuTTY'' For many repositories, ''path'' can be left empty.
  
 All done.  Try to browse the repository in Eclipse or check it out. All done.  Try to browse the repository in Eclipse or check it out.
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 ====== Checking Out Projects ====== ====== Checking Out Projects ======
  
-To check out a project from the SVN repository, go the the SVN Repository Exploring (**Window -> Show View -> Other -> SVN -> SVN Repository**), select the Multicore repository, select the project you would like to check out, right-click and then choose **Checkout...**.  Select **Check out as a project configured using the New Project Wizard** if you want to choose a special location for the project or select **Check out as a project in the workspace** if you want to keep the project in your default workspace.  Click **Finish**, and the project should appear in the Package Explorer.+To check out a project from the SVN repository, go the the SVN Repository Exploring (**Window -> Show View -> Other -> SVN -> SVN Repository**), select the repository, select the project you would like to check out, right-click and then choose **Checkout...**.  Select **Check out as a project configured using the New Project Wizard** if you want to choose a special location for the project or select **Check out as a project in the workspace** if you want to keep the project in your default workspace.  Click **Finish**, and the project should appear in the Package Explorer.
  
 ====== New Projects ====== ====== New Projects ======
  
-If you are creating a new project, create the project normally inside of Eclipse.  Then, right click on the project in the Package Explorer and choose **Team -> Share Project...**.  Choose **SVN** and click **Next >**.  Select **Use existing repository location:**, highlight the Multicore repository, and click **Next >**.  Finally, pick the folder name (the **Use project name as folder name** option should be fine), and click **Finish**.  The rest should be self-explanatory.+If you are creating a new project, create the project normally inside of Eclipse.  Then, right click on the project in the Package Explorer and choose **Team -> Share Project...**.  Choose **SVN** and click **Next >**.  Select **Use existing repository location:**, highlight the repository, and click **Next >**.  Finally, pick the folder name (the **Use project name as folder name** option should be fine), and click **Finish**.  The rest should be self-explanatory.
  
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 This guide based heavily on information at [[http://blog.novembercamel.com/?p=16]] (which seems not to be up, but Google has it cached for the time being). This guide based heavily on information at [[http://blog.novembercamel.com/?p=16]] (which seems not to be up, but Google has it cached for the time being).
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using_subversion_from_eclipse.txt · Last modified: 2008/03/26 10:04 by jtkorb