- #CONFIGURE SVN ON ECLIPSE LUNA INSTALL#
- #CONFIGURE SVN ON ECLIPSE LUNA PASSWORD#
- #CONFIGURE SVN ON ECLIPSE LUNA DOWNLOAD#
The reason why you couldn't see my package is the difference of the /etc/apt/source.lst :-\" However among the developer, it doesn't really matter as we understand what it is :DĪs far as I see your package (sun-java5-jdk), it also fine. Hi, regarding the naming of JDK and SDK, here is the brief explanation.Īfter the Java version 1.2, it is called "Java 2 SDK".
#CONFIGURE SVN ON ECLIPSE LUNA DOWNLOAD#
I posted this, if someone like me couldn't find sdk1.5 just go to synaptic download sun-java5-jdk.Ĭorrect me if I am wrong, thnx again for your help, I finally solved my svn checkout problem by making eclipse go first to the right place. So I changed it to /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-sun-1.5.0.06 instead and took away ubuntu% cat java_home because eclipse thinks it's a jvm. I dont know what is wrong with me, but I dont have the j2sdk1.5, and I couldnt find it, so while I was searching I thought maybe JDK is the same thing as SDK? Now I have subversion server & client for the productive open source development. # modify the port "3690/tcp" line like this belowĪfter the configuration, restart xinetd :
#CONFIGURE SVN ON ECLIPSE LUNA INSTALL#
However you most likely want to run automatically as xinet.d Then install xinetd first and set it up. Setup for the subversion server is done :-D You can run it as a daemon by:
#CONFIGURE SVN ON ECLIPSE LUNA PASSWORD#
Username = password #<- you can modify here to whom you want to allow the access In the same folder there is already the file named "passwd", all you need to do is edit this plain text file. Ok then set the authentication for the access to the subversion server. Password-db = passwd # This refer to passwd file in the same folder Step3: Set configuration for subversion server Sudo chown -R username:usergroup /var/local/svn/projectx Step2: Create repository folder & bind it to subversion. Sudo apt-get subversion subversion-helper-scripts subersion-tools If you already have subversion server running, you can access to it by right clicking svn repository explorer then Window->Opne Perspective-> Other->SVN Repository Explorer Step2: Install library needed for subversion from eclipseįollow this then you can see the svn perspective :-D Then follow the instraction to install the plugin. Help->s/w updates ->find and install->search for new features Step1: Installing the plug-in (subclipse) # altering the JAVA_HOME setting in ~/.eclipse/eclipserc. This setting may be overridden on a per-user basis by # This file determines the search order the Eclipse Platform uses to find a If you don't see /usr/lib/j2sdk1.5-sun/ commented out in the first line, modify it. Most likely it is related to "java_home". If you face problem starting up the eclipse you can find the answer in this forum. Hope this will help you more productive coding :DĪssume that you have already installed eclipse & j2sdk1.5-sun. Here is the how-to for setting up the subversion client with eclipse and the server.
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