RD/z Adding a project to the Subversion repository
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Articles in the RD/z series:
- RD/z Overview
- RD/z Architecture
- RD/z Desktop Installation
- RD/z Configuration
- RD/z Preparing for Java development
- RD/z Creating a simple Java project
- RD/z Deploying and Testing a simple Java project
- RD/z Adding a project to the Subversion repository
Overview
This article will describe how to add the project we created to the Subversion repository.
Reserving the location in Subversion
Before we can add the project to Subversion - it would be wise to discuss the correct location of the project in the repository. The administrator might even reserve a separate repository for the project depending on the scope of the project.
Sharing the project
Before sharing the project - review with the Subversion administrator where the project should be added. This is very important so that a proper layout for the repository can be maintained.
Verify the result
After committing the project to Subversion - switch back to the Java perspective and verify that the project is now in Subversion by observing the repository location next to the project name.
