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The following page has been changed by SteveBrewin: http://wiki.apache.org/james/EclipseNotes The comment on the change is: Switched the few remaining references to 'CVS' to 'SVN' ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ and click on 'Finish'. == Check Out James from the Apache SVN repository == - * In the CVS perspective expand the Apache SVN hierarchy to show server/trunk. + * In the SVN perspective expand the Apache SVN hierarchy to show server/trunk. * Right-click on 'trunk', and select 'Checkout' from the pop-up menu. * A dialog window will be present where button 'Finish' can be clicked (assuming that a new project is satisfactory). * From the "New Project Wizard", select Java as the project type and click the "Next" button. @@ -68, +68 @@ Read the Eclipse Help to understand the many facilities now at your fingertips. == Release patches == - Eclipse is able to build patches against the code stored in the CVS repository. This makes patch creation very easy. Still, remember that the code in the repository may have changed since you imported it. Use the CVS Perspectives Synchronisation feature to ensure you are up-to-date before creating a patch. + Eclipse is able to build patches against the code stored in the SVN repository. This makes patch creation very easy. Still, remember that the code in the repository may have changed since you imported it. Use the SVN Perspectives Synchronisation feature to ensure you are up-to-date before creating a patch. Eclipse offers the ability to generate a patch that includes new files. This does not work when the new file is in a new directory! It is safest to work in the more conventional manner, building a patch for changed files and submitting new files separately. To create a patch:
