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CVS/SVN checkouts in same package tree [message #152447]

Mon, 05 April 2004 15:00

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: despam2004.yahoo.ca

Greetings.

I am using subversion as my VCS.

I have one class - com.hon.adept.M1Tools.java that I need to modify. And I
have a second class -
com.hon.adept.eng.wizard.fcscheckin.FCSCheckinBean.java that extends
class M1Tools. I need to checkout both classes as separate projects but
the work in one affects the other.

I checked these projects out into separate folders but with folder tree's
that match the package names.

Before subversion, I just had the files in one directory tree under com
but eclipse (and subversion) both do not allow setting up projects
(checkouts) under the similar package folders. I used NetBeans and had no
problems.

I am getting an error message: The declared package does not match the
expected package

Anybody have any suggestions?

Re: CVS/SVN checkouts in same package tree [message #153059 is a reply to message #152447]

Wed, 07 April 2004 10:09

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: eclipse.rizzoweb.com

Timothy C. Quinn wrote:

> Greetings.
>
> I am using subversion as my VCS.
>
> I have one class - com.hon.adept.M1Tools.java that I need to modify. And I
> have a second class -
> com.hon.adept.eng.wizard.fcscheckin.FCSCheckinBean.java that extends
> class M1Tools. I need to checkout both classes as separate projects but
> the work in one affects the other.
>
> I checked these projects out into separate folders but with folder tree's
> that match the package names.
>
> Before subversion, I just had the files in one directory tree under com
> but eclipse (and subversion) both do not allow setting up projects
> (checkouts) under the similar package folders. I used NetBeans and had no
> problems.
>
> I am getting an error message: The declared package does not match the
> expected package
>
> Anybody have any suggestions?

You just have your project directories misconfigured. There were a
couple of threads last week about this. Look for replies by me in thread
"cvs - package - directory", "configuring cvs", and "cvs - java hierarchy".

HTH,
Eric
--
The wages of sin are death; but after taxes are taken out, it's just a
tired feeling.

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