Subclipse

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		+	== Usage ==
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		+	=== Ignore binary files when committing ===
		+	-'Window' menu -> 'Preferences' -> 'Team' -> 'Ignored Resources'
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		+	-Click the 'Add Pattern' and enter
		+	*.class
		+	-Click the 'OK' button
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		+	-Click the 'Add Pattern' and enter
		+	*/target/*
		+	-Click the 'OK' button

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Revision as of 04:08, 10 June 2009

Subclipse is an Eclipse plug-in which provides Subversion support for Eclipse.

Contents 1 Installation 1.1 Add Update Site 1.2 Install 2 Usage 2.1 Ignore binary files when committing

Installation

Subclipse can easily be installed through Eclipse Update Manager.

Add Update Site

• Add the following Subclipse repository as the Eclipse Update site through the Eclipse Update Manager.

(Eclipse 3.2/Callisto, 3.3/Europa, 3.4/Ganymede)

Version 1.4.x:
http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.4.x

• The latest version released is 1.6.x yet there may be a problem with it when installing on Eclipse Ganymede.

Version 1.6.x:
http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.6.x

Install

• Version 1.4.x

-Expand the Subclipse update site then there should be three sub-categories from it.

+Subclipse
+Subclipse Integrations
+Subclipse SVNKit Option

• Select All components in the Sub-category named Subclipse and SVNKit Client Adapter in the Subclipse Integrations.

 -Subclipse
*├Subclipse - Required
*├Subversion Client Adapter - Required
*├Subversion Native Library Adapter (JavaHL) - Strongly Recommended
*└Subversion Revision Graph

 +Subclipse Integrations

 -Subclipse SVNKit Option
 ├JNA Library
*├SVNKit Client Adapter
 └SVNKit Library

-*: Selected

• Install the selected components

Usage

Ignore binary files when committing

-'Window' menu -> 'Preferences' -> 'Team' -> 'Ignored Resources'

-Click the 'Add Pattern' and enter

*.class

-Click the 'OK' button

-Click the 'Add Pattern' and enter

*/target/*

-Click the 'OK' button