Eclipse is unaware of the version control aspects of the Ptolemy II project, use the shell version of Subversion to update the tree.


(No Eclipse Subversion plug-in (Subversive), use Subversion (svn) from the command line).

Use this method if getting the Eclipse plug-in named "Subversive" is not working for you. To try to install the Eclipse plug-in named "Subersive", see Eclipse is aware of the Subversion aspects of the project.

For other ways to set up Eclipse and Ptolemy II, see the Setting up Eclipse to manage your Ptolemy II development Environment page.

  1. Windows does not have Subversion installed.
  2. To check out the ptII svn repository with read-only access:
          svn co https://source.eecs.berkeley.edu/svn/chess/ptII/trunk ptII
        

    Note: Most users will select https:// because they will be accessing the tree with read-only Subversion access.
    If you have an ssh account on source.eecs.berkeley.edu, then check out ptII with read/write access:
          svn co svn+ssh://source.eecs.berkeley.edu/chess/ptII/trunk ptII
        
    Or, if your user id on source.eecs is different than your current user id on your machine:
          svn co svn+ssh://yourID@source.eecs.berkeley.edu/chess/ptII/trunk ptII
        

    We provide read/write access via https to our sponsors. Most read/write access occurs via svn+ssh:// because ssh users can set their own passwords, whereas http users currently cannot.
  3. Set up the Eclipse ptII project .classpath for Ptolemy II
  4. Create the ptII project
    1. In File | New | Project, select 'Java project'. In the 'Contents' box, click on 'Create project from existing source' and browse to the PTII directory. Finish.
    2. When asked if you want to shift to the Java perspective, click on Yes.
  5. If you have read/write access go to Setup the Subversion Configuration to Sane Settings so that if you commit files, they will have the appropriate settings.
  6. The next step is to Set up the Eclipse ptII project .classpath for Ptolemy II.