A Quick Guide to Subclipse

Install

Subclipse is a svn plug-in for eclipse. You could get it by updating from http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.2.x; or just download it from here, unpack it into your eclipse's plugins folder and then restart your eclipse.

For updating, choose "Help->Software Updatas->Find and Install->Search for new features to install", then new a remote site as follows: TOP

Create project

Now you could create your project. Choose "File->New->Project->SVN->Checkout Projects from SVN",

then select "Create a new repository location", type in the repository url your received from TA in the next diagram,

select the repository root then click Next, type in your username and password,

select "Check out as a project configured using the New Project Wizard", then click Finish. Choose "Java->Jav Project",

type in your project name, then Finish. TOP

Commit and Update

Commit and Updata are the most frequently used operations. Commit operation commits the codes changed by you into the server, and updata operation updatas the codes with the server, if someone else updated modified codes, you would receive a copy of those.

To commit, right click the file or folder in the Package Explorer, choose "Team->Commit",

You could add your commment here and select or deselect the files for commiting here.

To updata, choose "Team->Updata".

There are the meanings of some frequently see icons:

: modified
: unversioned. You can right click it, choose "Team/Add to version control" or "Team/Add to svn:ignore". We suggest you ignore all files created by running your program, especially for Gigabyte size!
: new added to server
: versioned and non-modified.

Any question, please email to me. TOP