First, to install SVN for Eclipse, the most common are two ways: manual mode and use the Installation Wizard mode. The steps are as follows:
Mode One: Manual installation
1, download Site-1.6.9.zip file from the official website, the website is: subclipse.tigris.org
2, extract from features and plugins folder, copy to E:/myeclipse/myplugin/svn inside, other *.xml file do not.
3, E:/myeclipse/myeclipse x.x/dropins under the new file Svn.link, the content is: PATH=E://MYECLIPSE//MYPLUGIN//SVN save.
4. Delete E:/myeclipse/myeclipse X.x/configuration/org.eclipse.update folder
5, restart the myeclipse is all normal.
Second, the installation of eclipse-maven3-plugin.7z,
One is to install the plugin via the link file, and the other is a rude but straightforward way to copy the relevant files directly into the corresponding folder.
link Mode (custom mode): 1. Create two folders in the root directory of your eclipse installation: Links,mavenplugins (customizable folder name), unzip eclipse-maven3-plugin.7z After the features and plugins folders are placed under the Mavenplugins folder (this must be the case, note the folder after the decompression of the nested situation). 3. In the links directory, create a maven.link (file name customizable) file, open and enter: Path=mavenplugins folder absolute Path (Note that the folder path is "/" or "\ \" instead of "\"). 4. Restart Eclipse, after launch you open window---> Preferences will find one more option Maven, indicating that the installation was successful. the direct rude way:Import the unpacked subfolder features and plugins jar package files into the features and plugins folders in the Eclipse installation directory, respectively, Then restart Eclipse to see the MAVEN options in preferences. That is, the MAVEN plugin is configured successfully.
Eclipse manually installs SVN and maven