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Tue, 19 August 2008 17:19

Eclipse User

Newbie question. I am in the process of converting from cvs to svn. I
want to create a new project from source that is stored in the repository.
I want the source and .class files in separate directories.

I right click on the trunk in the SVN repository view and select
Find/Check Out As:
I select project configured using the new project wizard.
I select Java Project
I give it a project name, select Create new project and Create separate
folders for sources and class files.

I select finish and svn checks out all of my source into the top level
folder.

What am I doing wrong?

Re: Checking out a project [message #32850 is a reply to message #32444]

Wed, 27 August 2008 04:50

Eclipse User

The repo does not store the eclipse project, but stores just source code,
does it?

If it is so, than it can only be checked out to the root folder of a new
project, cause to work with svn in Eclipse IDE the project in whole must
be shared.

It the repository stores the Eclipse project with the structure you want,
you just have to right-click on it and click on "Check out" menu item.

Best regards, Alexei Goncharov.

Re: Checking out a project [message #33304 is a reply to message #32850]

Tue, 02 September 2008 17:40

Eclipse User

Even going through the new Project wizard, where I select separate folders
for src and bin, the checkout does not seem to honor this and still puts
things at the top level. If I do check it out into the src folder then it
says that the project is not under version control. This seems like a
major bug in the system!

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