how to import new projects

[Tim Miller <ti...@childrens.harvard.edu>]

When a new sub-project is created (as in ctakes-temporal) what is the 
best way to get it in eclipse parallel to others?  Dima and I tried 
separately svn updating from command line and within eclipse and neither 
one of us had it automatically load (we thought maybe a maven->update 
project would do the trick but no).  Then I ended up doing a "Import 
existing maven projects" which found it and put it in the right place 
but did not auto-connect it to svn.  Obviously I can probably get 
everything working separately but I just want to make sure I'm not 
overlooking the "right" way to do all this in one step.
Thanks
Tim

Re: how to import new projects

[Steven Bethard <st...@Colorado.EDU>]

On Oct 26, 2012, at 8:22 PM, Tim Miller <ti...@childrens.harvard.edu> wrote:
> Update: After some combination of maven->update, project refresh (f5), 
> and time, the svn connection showed up automagically.  Maybe I was just 
> too impatient.

I've never been lucky enough for the svn connection to show up automatically. I always had to go to Team->Share project (or whatever that menu item is).

Steve

> 
> On 10/26/2012 02:19 PM, Tim Miller wrote:
>> When a new sub-project is created (as in ctakes-temporal) what is the 
>> best way to get it in eclipse parallel to others?  Dima and I tried 
>> separately svn updating from command line and within eclipse and 
>> neither one of us had it automatically load (we thought maybe a 
>> maven->update project would do the trick but no).  Then I ended up 
>> doing a "Import existing maven projects" which found it and put it in 
>> the right place but did not auto-connect it to svn.  Obviously I can 
>> probably get everything working separately but I just want to make 
>> sure I'm not overlooking the "right" way to do all this in one step.
>> Thanks
>> Tim
> 

Re: how to import new projects

[Tim Miller <ti...@childrens.harvard.edu>]

Update: After some combination of maven->update, project refresh (f5), 
and time, the svn connection showed up automagically.  Maybe I was just 
too impatient.

On 10/26/2012 02:19 PM, Tim Miller wrote:
> When a new sub-project is created (as in ctakes-temporal) what is the 
> best way to get it in eclipse parallel to others?  Dima and I tried 
> separately svn updating from command line and within eclipse and 
> neither one of us had it automatically load (we thought maybe a 
> maven->update project would do the trick but no).  Then I ended up 
> doing a "Import existing maven projects" which found it and put it in 
> the right place but did not auto-connect it to svn.  Obviously I can 
> probably get everything working separately but I just want to make 
> sure I'm not overlooking the "right" way to do all this in one step.
> Thanks
> Tim