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How to build JavaSVN Subclipse Extension plugin from sources
Get JavaSVN source code with the svn command line client
$ svn co http://svn.tmate.org/repos/jsvn/trunk javasvn
or (to check out specific version):
$ svn co http://svn.tmate.org/repos/jsvn/tags/TAG_NAME javasvn
Go to the checked out directory
$ cd javasvn
Set ECLIPSE_HOME environment variable (should point to Eclipse 3.1M6 (or newer) home directory)
$ set ECLIPSE_HOME=/home/user/java/eclipse31M6
Use ANT to build javasvn.jar
$ ant deploy
build/eclipse directory will contain Eclipse javasvn plugin, feature and update site files.
To make Eclipse use the plugin you've just built, copy all files
from JAVASVN/build/eclipse/plugins and JAVASVN/build/eclipse/features to corresponding Eclipse directories and restart Eclipse:
$ eclipse -clean
Or use "Local Update Site" at JAVASVN/build/eclipse/site directory to install JavaSVN Subclipse Extension
Using Subclipse with the JavaSVN library
The latest version of Subclipse (0.9.33) already comes with JavaSVN embedded. All you need
is to select JavaSVN on the SVN preference page (in Eclipse Window menu -> Preferences -> Team). If using a version earlier than 0.9.33
you still need to perform the following steps with Eclipse Update Manager (tested with Eclipse 3.1M6, WinXP):
- Add http://tmate.org/svn/ as an update site to Eclipse Update Manager.
Use Help | Software Updates | Find and Install in main menu.
- Install "JavaSVN Subclipse Extension" feature.
If you have any questions regarding JavaSVN, would like to report a bug or contribute a patch, please write to
support@tmatesoft.com
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