To use VSS in Myeclipse/eclipse, you must first install the VSS plug-in and install it in a similar manner to installing SVN, not much;
First, you need to create a new project, that is: The local working directory, such as, the project type can be defined by their own needs, as shown in the following image:
Second, after the creation, you can connect to the VSS repository, select the project right--"team--" Share Pro
Then select options for VSS configuration
Three, fill in the necessary information
Where source dir represents a local directory, while "/" is: the current directory
Relative Mountpoint represents a directory on the VSS repository, and ATM represents the project name that needs to be exported
Completed, to the upper left corner of the Red fork and after the verification passed, click Finish
To associate a resource in the VSS repository with our local working directory
Iv. select Local project; right--"team--" Refresh
You can update the latest resources on the service to Local:
V. Relevant information after importing to the local if you want to edit then you must check out before you can edit it and is the only one to edit,
Edit complete can be submitted via commit changes or check in
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