Use Svn in eclipse

Using Svn in eclipse [go]

1. Download Required Software
1.1svnservice end (svn-1.4.3-setup.exe)
Http://subversion.tigris.org/project_packages.html
1.2set svnto windowservice (svnservice.exe)
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1.3eclipse SVN plug-in (downloaded using Eclipse plug-in ):

2. Configure the server
2.1install svn-1.4.3-setup.exe
2.2 start-> Run-> cmd-> enter the bin directory under the svn Server Installation Directory
2.3cmd run svnadmin create SVN repository location (for example, D: \ svn_prj)
2.4copy svnservice.exe to the bin directory under the svn Server installation directory.
Run svnservice-install-D-r d: \ svn_prj under 2.5cmd (SVN repository location)
2.6 if you want to cancel the background service, run svnservice-Remove
2.7 go to the D: \ svn_prj \ conf directory and edit svnserve. conf. The content is as follows (note that there is no space before the following lines ):
[General]
Anon-access = read # anonymous access permission; Value: read, write, none
Auth-access = write # authenticate user permissions
Password-DB = passwd # authenticate the user database, that is, the user that can be connected to SVN (the user and password stored in the passwd file in the current directory)
Realm = testing # prompt statement displayed on the user authentication Interface
2.8 edit the D: \ svn_prj \ conf \ passwd file with the following content:
[Users]
Test = PASSWORD # When you connect to SVN, you can use the user name "test" and password "to connect to SVN.
2.9 start-> Settings-> Control Panel-> management tools-> services-> Start the svnservice Service

3. Configure the svn plug-in eclipse
3.1 help-> Software Update-> Find and install-> search for new feature components to install-> Create remote site-> enter any name-> enter URL

Http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.2.x-> OK-> select the remote site you just added-> done-> select subclipse-> perform installation

3.2 window-> open perspective-> SVN repository research-> right-click-> New-> repository location-> input Svn in URL: // 127.0.0.1/-> enter the user name test and password defined in 2.7.

Password

4. submit the project
4.1 right-click the project-> group-> shared project-> select svn-> select SVN: // 127.0.0.1 (if not, create a new resource library)-> next-> complete

5. Download the project
5.1 In the svn resource library perspective, click SVN: // 127.0.0.1 to display all projects on the local SVN, right-click the project you want to download-> check out as-> next-> complete

6. Basic operations
6.1 Synchronization
Under the myeclipse J2EE perspective, right-click the project you want to synchronize-> group-> synchronize with the resource library-> the synchronization perspective is displayed, the local file and SVN file have different content. Double-click the file name to display the differences between the two files;
6.2 submit
Under the synchronization perspective, there is a "gray-to-right arrow indicating that your local machine has been modified". Right-click the file and you can choose to submit the file;
6.3 overwrite/update
Under the synchronization perspective, there is a "blue arrow to the left, indicating that your local machine has been modified". Right-click the file and choose overwrite/update;

7. Icon description
7.1 gray right arrow: changed locally
7.2 blue to left arrow: SVN modified
7.3 gray-to-right arrow with a plus sign in the middle: more local files than SVN
7.4 blue arrow with a plus sign in the middle to the left: SVN more files than local
7.5 gray-to-right arrow with a minus sign in the middle: deleted locally, but undeleted files on SVN
7.6 blue to the left, there is a minus arrow in the middle: SVN deleted, but local files not deleted
7.7 Red Two-way arrow: Files modified locally on SVN

8. Some error messages I encountered
8.1 The "svnserve. conf: 12: Option expected" error occurs when you enter the URL (SVN: // 127.0.0.1) in step 1 above.
Open row 12th in the svnserve. conf file. This error is caused by a space in front of the row. Delete the extra space on the left;
8.2 The following error occurs when you enter the URL (SVN: // 127.0.0.1/svn_prj) in step 1 above: "SVN: // 127.0.0.1/svn_prj non-existent in revision '7 '"
The URL is incorrect. Enter SVN: // 127.0.0.1.
9. Command Line-based operation statements provided by the svn Server
9.1 set/bin under the svn Server installation directory to environment variables;
9.2 run SVN import C:/test SVN: // 127.0.0.1/test-M "Initial import" -- username test -- password passwd on the command line to upload
9.3 go to the directory you want to check out and run SVN checkout SVN: // 127.0.0.1/test -- username test-Password passwd on the command line to check out the project.
9.4 run SVN commit test.txt-M "modified" -- username test-Password passwd on the command line to submit
9.5 run SVN update-r head test.txt -- username test-Password passwd on the command line to update the file.

Note:The above mentioned 127.0.0.1 can be changed to an Internet IP address or a lan ip address (that is, you can create an SVN server at home to access the home SVN at the company)