Tuesday, 7 March 2017
Configure Subclipse in Eclipse
Configure Subclipse in Eclipse
In this post we will discuss about how to configure the Subclipse in the Eclipse IDE. Subclipse is an Eclipse plugin providing support for Subversion within the Eclipse IDE. The software is released under the Eclipse Public License (EPL) 1.0 open source license.
With the help of the subclipse we can do all the SVN operations. We can create a project with svn, add files to the SVN, checkin – checkout files, commit, update, delete, compare with history within the eclipse IDE.
Prerequisites :-
Software | Download Link |
Eclipse | http://www.eclipse.org/ |
Steps for configuring the Subclipse Server :-
1. Open Eclipse IDE in that Help menu –> Select Install new Software.2. Add the Update site URL http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.8.x as shown below.

3. Select all the options as shown below and uncheck the optional one to skip the install. Click on Next -> Accept the License agreement -> Click on finish.

4. During the installation it will ask for the Security Warning exception -> Click on OK and continue the installation. After installing we need to restart the eclipse once and you can use the Subclipse.
5. If the installation is successful we can see the Checkout projects From SVN link while creating a New Project as shown below.
File –> New –> Other –> Type SVN –> SVN –> Checkout Projects From SVN and Click on Next.

6. If you have any existing repository locations specified you use them or else select Create a new repository location and click on Next.

7. Specify the SVN trunk URL in the Url location as shown below and click Next.

8. Select the method of Check Out and the revision to check out. We Check out the project with our own name or same as specified in the repository. We can also specify which version we need to check out and Click on Finish.

After completing the checkout process we can see our project in the Project Explorer. If we Right Click on the
Project name –> Team, we can see all the SVN operations as shown below.

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