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You can now get the following plugins:
- [Subclipse|oldxx:http
//subclipse.tigris.org] : If you use subversion you need to install this plugin. On top of nice repository browser and quite a few useful feature - such as history and graphical diff - the most important thing is that if your refactoring will change or move the files subversion will be aware of that (git tracks all the moves and renames automatically, so if you use git you do not need any special Eclipse plugin for refactoring).
The imported eclipse.update-sites.xml file contains two entries for Subclipse - one for Subclipse 1.0.x, and one for Subclipse 1.2.x. 1.2.x series of Subclipse requires Eclipse 3.2. If you are running an older version (3.0/3.1) of Eclipse, you should install the 1.0.x Subclipse. You can safely unselect Mylan and Buckmaster optional packages.
Subclipse is now distributed with JavaSVN which provides a platform independent bindings for subversion client. Alternatively you can install platform specific bindings but it is harder to configure and it does not seem to have significant performance benefits. If for some reason default JavaSVN bindings do not work for you, try this:
- Install platform specific bindings - on Fedora you can use yum:
Panel yum install subversion-javahl
- Modify eclipse command line - add
Panel -vmargs -Djava.library.path=/usr/lib
- You'll need to delete any workspaces you may have created or you'll get an error regarding duplicate resources found in "src/.svn/..."
- Restart Eclipse.
- [Spring IDE|oldxx:http
//springframework.sourceforge.net/spring-ide/eclipse/] : Spring framework support (bean file verification)
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