Sunday, March 9, 2014
How to Import an SVN to Eclipse
Install Subclipse
1. Click the 'Help' menu at the top of the Eclipse window, point to 'Software Updates' and select 'Find and Install.'
2. Click 'Search for New Features to Install' in the Install/Update window, and select 'Next.'
3. Uncheck the sites in the Update Sites to Visit pane by clicking their check boxes.
4. Press the 'New Remote Site' button.
5. Type 'Subclipse' into the Name box and 'http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.0.x' into the URL box.
6. Click 'OK,' and select 'Finish.'
7. Click the check box to the left of 'Subclipse' in the Search Results pane, then click 'Next,' click 'Finish' and click 'Install All' to install it.
8. Click 'Yes' to restart Eclipse when prompted.
Import From SVN
9. Click the 'File' menu, and select 'Import.'
10. Select 'Checkout Projects from SVN' in the Import Manager window, and click 'Next.'
11. Click 'Create a New Repository Location,' and click 'Next.'
12. Type the location of the SVN repository you want to import from in the URL box and click 'Finish.'
13. Enter the username and password the SVN repository requires into the prompt window that appears. Log in as a guest if you don't have a password by typing 'guest' into the username box and a single space into the Password box. Some SVN repositories may not allow guest access.
14. Browse for the folder on the SVN repository you want to import, select it by clicking it and click 'Finish.'
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