The solution to this build failure is to not put the target directory of your project in the SRC Repository, as well as . Project and . Classpath Better not put it on SRC. In the repository.
The only way to do this is to set up an SVN attribute at the root of the project (I'm in Eclipse 3.3 , the SVN plugin is subclipse 1.4.0), before the first commit to SVN, in the new project:
In Eclipse, right-click the project root Team--Set property ... Then in the popup dialog box, the property name is selected "svn:ignore", the property Content input:
Target
. Project
. classpath
. settings
It's OK. It's over. Go into your SVN repository and delete the target directory and the two files (. classpath. Project) that are already in the commit.
I am so after every build has succeeded, hehe.
Another way is to point to "Add Pattern" in the Team---ignored resources, Windows---Preferences, and then put the target and so on a single input on it, so it seems to be once and for all. 。。
"Developer IDE" Eclipse's SVN commit ignores unwanted files such as target