From the File menu select Import, the wizard window appears:
Select SVN and then Project from SVN, and, if you are following the procedure for the first time, in the wizard check the Create a New Repository Location and then Next>.
If you alread created a repo location you can select an existing repository and skip the next step.
The dialog requiring the information about the repository appears:
insert the URL of the repository and provide a label.
http://softeng.polito.it/svn/OOP2015/for the code samples presente during lectureshttp://softeng.polito.it/svn/OOPLabs/s000000for the personal Lab Assignment repository; in this case:- instead of
s000000you should provide your own id - the username is your id
- you should also provide the password you received via email
- instead of
Click Finish and the resource selection dialog appers:
DO NOT CLICK FINISH!!! that would check out the entire repository which includes several projects, while Eclipse is expecting a single project.
Click on the Browse button, the select resource dialog appears:
The folders shown there are the Eclipse project you need to import: select one of them and click on OK. You are taken back to the previous dialog.
Now, with a project resource selected you can click on Finish, the Check out as dialog appears:
If you wish you can change the name of the project that will be used inside Eclipse (i.e. the folder inside the workspace).
Typically you want to check-out the latest version (the default), if that is not the case you can select a specific version or a date.
Click on Finish to check-out the project into your worksapce.
