I have imported a maven project. i did some modifications and need to check in. i have subclipse installed in my eclipse. but when i right click on the project, i could not find the options like commit, synchronize with repository..etc..
i am seeing only two options on right cliking on the project. they are :
Team ----> **apply patch** and **share project**
if i select share project, i am getting below error:
svn: The path 'D:\myproject_space' appears to be part of a Subversion 1.7 or greater
working copy. Please upgrade your Subversion client to use this
working copy.
How can i get the other features?
Thanks!
To use SVN 1.7 you will need to install Subclipse 1.8 by adding the following to your list of Update Sites: http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.8.x
To support Subversion 1.7 and corresponding working copy format you need to install Subclipse 1.8.x. See Downloads tab on Subclipse web site.
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I am trying to check a project out of a CVS repo. I have the CVS plugin enabled. According to the documentation:
IntelliJ IDEA comes bundled with CVS plugin. This plugin is turned on by default. If it is not, make sure that the plugin is enabled.
IntelliJ IDEA's CVS integration does not require a standalone CVS client. All you need is an account in your CVS repository.
CVS integration is enabled for the current project root or directory.
I think I have met all these requirements, but yet I get the following message when I try to browse a CVS repo, or checkout a project:
Cannot run program "cvs" CreateProcess error = 2, The system cannot find the file specified
In ~\IntelliJIDEA14.1.4\plugins\cvsIntegration\lib, I see the CVS jars.
I guess I can download an external client, but I'd love to get this working.
This is 14.1.4 on Windows 7
Thanks very much.
If you are using an :ext: CVS root, make sure you have the Use internal SSH implementation checkbox (in the settings of the CVS Root) enabled.
To solve this problem; I do the following:
Uninstall the Intellij IDE completely.
Reinstall the newer version of IntelliJ
then the IDE work properly.
I am facing the problem during the plugins of m2eclipse of eclipse.
Jdk -1.6.0(Required)
Eclipse – juno-jee(Required)
After plugins I’m checkout the project as maven then following error is encountered.
No marketplace entries found to handle maven-compiler-plugin:2.3.2:testCompile in Eclipse. Please see Help for more information.
No marketplace entries found to handle maven-compiler-plugin:2.3.2:compile in Eclipse. Please see Help for more information.
No marketplace entries found to handle maven-resourse-plugin:2.5:compile in Eclipse. Please see Help for more information.
The process that I have followed to install plugins inside the eclipse.
Open Eclipse and click Help > Eclipse Marketplace
Search the Marketplace for “Subversive” and choose to Install Subversive – SVN Team Provider
Restart Eclipse once this installation has finished.
When Eclipse starts again, install the SVN connectors for Subversive. Go to Help > Install New Software and enter http://community.polarion.com/projects/subversive/download/eclipse/4.0/update-site/ into the “Work with:” field
Place a checkmark next to: Subversive SVN Connectors and SVNKit 1.8.7 implementation (Checking these two are mandatory). Feel free to install any other connectors you may need as well.
Click Finish to install the SVN connector. This may require another restart of Eclipse.
Next, install the Maven2Eclipse plugin: click Help > Install New Software and enter http://download.eclipse.org/technology/m2e/releases into the “Work with:” field
Place a checkmark next to: m2e-Maven Integration for Eclipse and m2e-slf4j over logback logging (select 1.4.0 version as eclipse juno doesnot support 1.5 version). Feel free to install any other connectors you may need as well.
Finally, install Subversive Maven Integration. Go to Help > Install New Software again and enterhttp://community.polarion.com/projects/subversive/download/integrations/update-site/ into the “Work with:” field
Place a checkmark next to Subversive Integration for the M2Eclipse Project and click Finish to install it.
Then I add project of SVN Repository Exploring(with url,id,password) and try to
Checkout as maven, and I got above errors.
Please help.
I am using Eclipse 3.8 for Linux with EGit and am trying to import my Java Git repos from Github. The problem is, they are not recognized as Java projects, and therefore Eclipse does not compile them.
How can I get Eclipse to recognize them as Java projects? Thank you for your answers.
go through this way:
eclipse>right click on project>build path>configure.
here you will see a tab called library,
library>"add library">"jre system library"
you will see as option which jre you want to add. you select execution environment as what ever jre u have installed. thats it.
The problem was that I imported it as a general project. For anyone who gets this problem like I did, never import as a general project on Linux (do it on Windows). Instead, choose to use the project creation wizard. Set the name and everything should go by smoothly.
I am trying to create a default Eclipse , with all the plugins installed. So that my team always the same eclipse version , and don't have to installed any extra plugins.
Any idea , where I would have to make changes in order to default eclipse with such settings.
Thanks !!!
Assumig "with all the plugins" you mean all of eclipses official plugins: Go To Help->Install New Software, select the Eclipse Update Site (for example http://download.eclipse.org/releases/juno) and install the plugins you need.
If you need other non-official plugins, just install them.
After that you can just zip the eclipse install folder again and distribute it
You can look at creating a "Shared install". This means that you create an Eclipse installation in a read-only location on a shared drive that all devs have executable and read access to. Then, when a dev launches the Eclipse instance, a custom configuration area is created in the user's ~/.eclipse folder.
This works fairly well. And end users can install their own plugins on top of the base install without affecting others. The only limitation that I am aware of is that some plugins cannot be installed unless the user has write access to the target install folder (Groovy-Eclipse is one example of this because of its use of a feature patch).
More information on shared installs can be found in Eclipse help.
I am new to GitHub & repositories but have done a lot of reading and trying to get a grasp on how it all works.
I am working on a group project via BlueJ. I created an account and a repository on GitHub. Through BlueJ using Team Settings, I have entered all of the required information. I am able to checkout and work on locally projects that are in my repository. However, every time I attempt to Commit a change, I get the following error:
svn: Malformed URL'/ccubinski/GNN/!svn/wbl/61467cd6-3e01-0010-93Od-b169ec9ecee6/2'
I do not have any Git stuff installed locally, as from what I understand(and may very well be wrong), is that I should not have to have anything additional besides BlueJ in order to interact with GitHub.
BlueJ doesn't support git, only cvs and subversion (svn).
How to add Git Repositories in BlueJ
For BlueJ 4.0 or higher:
Go to Tools->Preferences and enable "Show teamwork controls". You can then make a local clone of the project through Tools->Team->Checkout. A box similar to the one below should show up. make sure to select "Git" as your server type.
For BlueJ 3.1.7 or lower:
Git repositories are not supported for versions of BlueJ released before March 8, 2017.
Download the latest version from bluej.org
For more information about using Git with BlueJ, refer to the official BlueJ Git Tutorial.