Install the svn plug-in myeclipse/eclipse and use SVN to import check out and check in projects. (SVN plug-in download)

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Http://download.csdn.net/detail/gaotong2055/5037811

Latest Version:

Http://download.csdn.net/detail/gaotong2055/5037779

1. Install myeclipse plug-in easily by using link (recommended)

I personally compare the recommender's method. You can put your plug-in under a file, that is, reinstall eclipse, and the plug-in can also be used.

Download the site-1.6.10.zip file from the official website on subclipse.tigris.org,
2. decompress the features and plugins folders and copy them to E: \ myeclipse \ myplugin \ SVN. Do not use other *. XML files.
3. Create the svn. Link file under E: \ myeclipse \ myeclipse9.0 \ dropins. The file content is: Path = E: \ myeclipse \ myplugin \ SVN to save.

(The default installation path for myeclipse is here: C: \ Users \ Administrator \ appdata \ Local \ genuitec \ MyEclipse-8.6)
Windows 7.

4. Restart myeclipse and everything will be normal.

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Directly decompress the package (this method is not easy to use, and sometimes myeclipse will crash)
Download SVN Plugin: site-1.6.10.zip
Decompress the package and copy all the files to: D: \ Program Files \ genuitec \ myeclipse 8.5 \ dropins (myeclipse installation directory)
Restart myeclipse to see SVN!

Next let's take a look at how to directly check
Import project in. I have been searching for it for a long time. Later I found that it was imported using import.

1. Import project check out

 Click file-import on the toolbar]

2. Find SVN.

3. Enter the URL to connect. (Google code is used here:HTTPS: // Labyun.googlecode.com/svn/trunk /)

This depends on the actual situation. Technical server address

4. Select a project for import.

2. submit the project check in

Right-click the project, select team, and select SVN.

If only CVS is available, the plug-in is not installed.