[itsKiran]

Hi, I am facing an issue with the CVS integrated with MyEclipse.

Before going into details of my issue, let me tell you what i have done.

1. Created a folder named MyProject.
2. Check out the project using WinCVS into a source folder under MyProject, (which is not a java project).
3. Check out required libraries into library folder, under MyProject, from other repository (thats how my project was working, as it was based on very old code).
4. Create a Java Project in Eclipse and import the files from the source folder.
5. Link the libraries from library folder.

And its working fine. But the problem is: I am not able to check in the code or update the code in Source or Library folders from CVS thru MyEclipse.

I can do the same from WinCVS or TortoiseCVS from Explorer.

I observed the same behaviour in Eclipse, whenever i imported a file system from local it wont recognize the CVS path (though its able to do from other tools).

Is there any way to get the CVS reference thru MyEclipse also?

Would really appreciate your support.

Regards,
Kumar

[support-joy]

Kumar,

I would recommend you to take a look at Eclipse CVS FAQ here – http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/CVS_FAQ and also find more information on CVS at http://ximbiot.com/cvs/.

Follow below steps –
1. Select the project in the Navigator or other view.
2. From the context menu choose Team->Share Project…
3. Fill in the location information identifying your repository and click Next.
4. Click Finish and the Sharing wizard closes and the Commit wizard opens.
5. Supply a release comment and click Finish to commit the project contents to the repository.

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