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Fri, 17 August 2012 07:31

Eclipse User

Hi,

I have MTJ 1.1.2 installed in Eclipse, as well as Subversive Plugin.

There is an SVN repository for a J2ME project. I would like to make a new MIDLet project based on that repository. But I can't see any direct way to do this.

I can create a MIDLet project, but then see no way to import the sources from the SVN repository (short of downloading them separately and importing them by hand, which sort of blows the point of SVN).

I can import the SVN repository as a plain Java project, but can't see how to convert that to be a MIDLet project.

What am I missing here?

Re: SVN and MTJ [message #902466 is a reply to message #902373]

Fri, 17 August 2012 14:11

Eclipse User

Nevermind this.

Now I see the proper order is to download an SVN repository as a Midlet project,
and I now see the menu item "Mobile Tools for Java" under the pop-down when right-clicking on a project.

I suspect the tools didn't install properly at first.
There was a hang, and I had to kill Eclipse at some point.

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