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Latest revision as of 17:13, 19 January 2011
Your First Connection to an SVN Repository
First, start with a new Eclipse and select File, New, Other.
Select "Checkout Projects from SVN" and click Next.
Click Next on "Create a new repository location".
For the URL enter "svn://zenit.senecac.on.ca/ecl500/Lectures".
Enter "guest" for the user name and "1673852" for the password. Also check the "Save Password" box - the password will be saved in your .subversion directory.
You may now select the folder you wish to checkout.
Select the "w11-basics-hello" folder.
Click Finish to complete your checkout.
Open "BasicHello.java" so it's visible in your editor.
Finally Run your program as a Java Application.
Congratulations! You've checked out a Java application from an SVN repository and compiled and ran it.
