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Hi, this is my first post!
We are customers for 5 years or so, and in general we are very pleased with MyEclipse 😉
I wanted to raising any issue related to SVN (not sure if the post is in the right place).
We have always used SVN, adding Subclipse plugin to MyEclipse, and usually works great. Now the problem we have is when after some time (and probably a new version of MyEclipse) try to open a workspace that has, for example 3 years old.
Projects are open and displayed correctly in the Package Explorer or Java perspective, but projects not listed as “connected” to SVN. Dot SVN (.svn) folders exist a file system-level on the projects and in the workspace exist server definition in its day was used to synchronize the project.
The question then is: how I can reconnect my old project / workspace to the SVN server?
Thx 😉
jpadron,
Sorry that you are seeing this issue. I am afraid this is a Subclipse question.
1.Can you check if you can share the project ? Subclipse might discover the .svn folder and respond appropriately. If that does not happen, you can delete the project and check it out again from svn.
2. You can also try creating a new workspace and importing the projects in the old workspace to it.
I suggest you check with Subclipse team for better support.
