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I haven't used eclipse in a while and I need someone to help me with a problem I'm having. There's a project in a Subversion repository and I need to update a few JSPs. I have installed eclipse, subclipse plugin and running tomcat within the eclipse IDE. What is the best way to get the project (in subversion) into eclipse, edit the files, save & run them in tomcat (localhost - so that I can see my changes in the browser), all within Eclipse?

I tried:

  • within my workspace using eclipse, create a new project and import the project from svn into the newly created project
  • directly importing the project by selecting FILE -->"import" --> "Create a new project by checking out an existing project from a SVN repository"

Neither of these methods will show the project in the "Add and Remove Projects" dialog box for tomcat to run it. I'm obviously doing something wrong, but I don't know what.

Thanks. I appreciate your help.

Chris22
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After three days of trying to get this question answered on different forums and googles, I've finally found the answer I was looking for. You can view it at Using Subclipse (the Subversion Plug-in for Eclipse) for Configuration Management Hope this helps anyone interested.

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