| CVS "checkout as Project" simple issue [message #169092] |
Thu, 11 December 2003 03:45  |
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Originally posted by: puccio_13**NOSPAM**.yahoo.it
Hi, I am starting using CVS in eclipse for the first time. I have set up
the repository location, and then I did "checkout as Project" of the
module I am interested in. This module actually is empty, but will soon
contain java stuff. So my issue is: I did "check out as
Project", so eclipse didn't add to my local folder the "Java Nature". Will
it become java natured by itself as soon I start writing packages and
classes, or I am doomed not to have a java nature associated with the
project and so I have to do a "check out as...-> Java Project" (I didn't
know I could when I did it the first time).
Thanks in advance
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| Re: CVS "checkout as Project" simple issue [message #169269 is a reply to message #169092] |
Thu, 11 December 2003 10:18  |
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Originally posted by: Michael_Valenta.oti.com
No, you should perform a Checkout As and create a Java Project in the
wizard that is shown. Once you have configured your java project, you
can commit the .project to CVS. Then future Checkout As Projects will
work properly (i.e. create Java Project).
Michael
Alessio Pace wrote:
> Hi, I am starting using CVS in eclipse for the first time. I have set up
> the repository location, and then I did "checkout as Project" of the
> module I am interested in. This module actually is empty, but will soon
> contain java stuff. So my issue is: I did "check out as
> Project", so eclipse didn't add to my local folder the "Java Nature". Will
> it become java natured by itself as soon I start writing packages and
> classes, or I am doomed not to have a java nature associated with the
> project and so I have to do a "check out as...-> Java Project" (I didn't
> know I could when I did it the first time).
>
> Thanks in advance
>
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