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user220201
user220201

Reputation: 4532

Eclipse and SVN question. Please help!

This is driving me crazy. I created a Dynamic Web Project in eclipse and later checked the code into a project in SVN. Now when I check out the project into a new workspace using the svn plugin in eclipse it does not prompt the Create New Project Wizard. Apparently this is not prompted if the .project file is checked into the repository. This would have worked ideally if the code is checked out into a Dynamic Web Project again. It is not. I do not see the Server option in the project properties. My guess is it is getting checked out into a JavaEE project. I want to delete the .project from the repository and try but am hesitant as it might screw up the repository. My question is --

Googling does not give me any results. Hope someone ran into this problem here.

Thanks, - Pav

Upvotes: 2

Views: 650

Answers (3)

sourcerebels
sourcerebels

Reputation: 5180

I never upload to repository my IDE dependant files. Main benefits imho:

  • Developers can use another IDE if they want (netbeans b.ex).
  • Developers can use different project location (folder) if they want.
  • Developers can changes project configuration if they want and they do not have to worry about checking in this canges or not.

I use Maven and M2Eclipse plugin (plus integrations: WTP and SVN). With this integrations I get this option menú while browsing my repositories (CVS or SVN) in Eclipse. In netbeans there is similar option.

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Hope this will help you

Upvotes: 2

Bivas
Bivas

Reputation: 1494

The type of project (Java, Web, etc.) is stored under the .settings folder next to your .classpath and .project files

Upvotes: 1

nanda
nanda

Reputation: 24788

I always checked-in the .project file and all metadata files into SVN if it is my own project. Some open source projects (Guava, etc) won't do that, so in that case, I set SVN to ignore the metadata files.

Upvotes: 0

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