How to set up a subvresion repository from my netbeans project?

1) yes. Anything needed to build and deploy the application and isn't generated by the build process goes into version control (yah, I know the maven fanz don't like that). 2) make sure everything that's generated goes into distinct directories that you exclude from version control.3) see 1).

Same thing. Same with project documentation, release notes, etc.Etc.

1) yes. Anything needed to build and deploy the application and isn't generated by the build process goes into version control (yah, I know the maven fanz don't like that). 2) make sure everything that's generated goes into distinct directories that you exclude from version control.3) see 1).

Same thing. Same with project documentation, release notes, etc.Etc. The biggest problem of course are directory names which will be set in your IDEs configuration files and differ between development machines.

Not just the location of the project directories, but the IDE itself, JDKs and other tools, appservers, can all be different between machines. It's a constant problem.

I usually use maven cause you can have a repository for jars and dependencies this makes life easier, but since you have already refactor your code to use ANT maybe this is not what you want, to use subversion with netbeans then you might want to add another folder for jars like libs or something and then another for the binaries like audio etc. Also check for the svn plugin for netbeans it will add the ignore to the dir and just update java files. To add files to ignore you can use svn propset svn:ignore -F . Or you can look for the config file in your subversion home and add something like this global-ignores=*.

Classs Hope this helps.

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