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Merge exist project with CVS repository [message #75707] Mon, 14 July 2003 13:32 Go to next message
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Hi, I am a new user of eclipse, when I create a new eclipse which point
to the exist project directory, it automatically recognize everything
like put classess in WEB-INF, which is great.

However, after I finalize things and setup the CVS repository, what I
see if only chectout a new copy to new directory. How can I tell eclipse
to checkout sources to existing source directory, so that I don't need
to create a new project?
Re: Merge exist project with CVS repository [message #76507 is a reply to message #75707] Wed, 16 July 2003 03:24 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Carfield Yim wrote:

>Hi, I am a new user of eclipse, when I create a new eclipse which point
>to the exist project directory, it automatically recognize everything
>like put classess in WEB-INF, which is great.
>
>However, after I finalize things and setup the CVS repository, what I
>see if only chectout a new copy to new directory. How can I tell eclipse
> to checkout sources to existing source directory, so that I don't need
>to create a new project?
>
>
>
Anyone have any idea of this? Or it is not possible?? Please let me know
if I need to explain my problem more detail, thx
Re: Merge exist project with CVS repository [message #76764 is a reply to message #76507] Wed, 16 July 2003 10:59 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: eric.rizzo.jibeinc.com

Carfield Yim wrote:
>>Hi, I am a new user of eclipse, when I create a new eclipse which point
>>to the exist project directory, it automatically recognize everything
>>like put classess in WEB-INF, which is great.
>>
>>However, after I finalize things and setup the CVS repository, what I
>>see if only chectout a new copy to new directory. How can I tell eclipse
>>to checkout sources to existing source directory, so that I don't need
>>to create a new project?

When you are ready to create a CVS module from an existing Project, you
should simply select the Project, right-click, and choose "Team > Share
Project..." Once you finish that, the existing Project in Eclipse will
be associated with the CVS repository.

HTH,
Eric
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Eric Rizzo
Software Architect
Jibe, Inc.
http://www.jibeinc.com
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