Java Learning start Journey (Eclipse's svn plugin and turtle svn download used)

TortoiseSVN (Turtle svn) is a free open source client of Subversion version control system that can manage files and directories beyond the time. Files are saved in the central repository, and the repository is very much like a normal file server, except that you can remember every modification of the file and directory. You can restore files to a previous version, and you can check the history to see what changes were made to the data and who made the changes. That's why many people regard Subversion and version control systems as a "time machine."

TORTOISESVN installation and use is very simple, the process is no longer detailed, the following are:

Http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.html

After the download is complete, there are several more icons:

TortoiseSVN in my current Java development is not much use, in terms of its function, only use the check out and submit function, the most important is to use TORTOISESVN Repository browser to view the contents of the SVN server.

When using SVN in Eclipse, there is no need to download the SVN plugin, because the version I downloaded already has the SVN plugin. Search for SVN in preference to find the SVN property configuration. The process of using SVN is simple, and after the project is opened, the upper-right corner of the eclipse main interface is labeled:

Click on the Java EE left icon to pop up the window:

A team synchronizing tag appears, and a window appears after clicking:

This interface can interact with the remote repository, incoming mode means that there is nothing in your current project on the server, outcoming mode means that you have new content to submit, conflict mode indicates that the content is different, then cannot be directly updated, otherwise there will be problems.

The use of SVN is simple and can be used.

The next chapter prepares to review the basics of Java.

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Java Learning start Journey (Eclipse's svn plugin and turtle svn download used)