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Using Subversion in Eclipse IDE with Subclipse plugin
The following example provides details of the steps you could follow to check-in files into Codebeamer when using the Eclipse IDE and a Subversion repository. This guide describes the Subversion related operations using the Subclipse which is available from http://subclipse.tigris.org (update site http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.6.x). The Subclipse plugin enables commits from within the Eclipse IDE.
Use the following steps to find the existing Managed Repository URL:
1. Login to Codebeamer as Project Administrator for the project containing the desired target repository.
2. Select the Codebeamer project with the target managed subversion repository
3. Click the SCM Repository tab.
The Subversion or Mercurial access URL (for example, http://javaforge.com/svn/svn-test) will be displayed. You need to know this URL to access the repository.
• Download some demo source code for example, jdiff.zip (in jdiff.zip).
• Start the Eclipse IDE and open the Java perspective.
• From the File menu select the New menu item and select the Other menu item from the sub-menu to open the New dialog.
• Select the Checkout Projects from SVN wizard from the SVN group and press Next.
• In the Checkout from SVN dialog choose the Create a new repository location radio button and press Next.
• Enter the URL of the Subversion repository and press Next.
• In the Select Folder wizard page select the trunk folder and press Finish.
• Extract the jdiff.zip file into the project's directory. The physical location of the project's directory is available in the project properties dialog, in the Info page.
• Refresh the contents of the project by selecting the Refresh item from the project's contextual menu.
• Right click the project, expand the Team item, and select the Commit... item to start the commit procedure. Follow the on-screen procedures to finalize the import.
1. Login to Codebeamer as Project Administrator for target project.
2. Click on target project (under Projects tab).
3. Click on the Admin tab.
4. Click on SCM Settings.
5. Click on Configure.
6. Enable the Synchronize and reparse the project now option.
7. Click on Save.
8. To browse the project's source code click on the SCM Repository tab and on Browse Repository.
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