Open eclipse svn project in netbeans?

In NetBeans 6.8 under File > Import Project there is both Eclipse Project and Resynchronize Eclipse Projects I'm guessing this can be used to work together with people using Eclipse.

In NetBeans 6.8 under File > Import Project there is both Eclipse Project and Resynchronize Eclipse Projects. I'm guessing this can be used to work together with people using Eclipse. UPDATE: How the eclipse import function works.

You would have to go back and forth between importing the project in Eclipse and Netbeans. – Chris Dec 31 '09 at 15:10 From the updated link it appears that the Eclipse project will be the master project and NetBeans will automatically update its settings if the Eclipse changes are trivial. Otherwise user input is required.

– NA. Dec 31 '09 at 16:08 I tried this first but it does not work, as when eclipse creates an SVN project it use's a slightly different format which Netbeans will not import other wise this might have worked thanks – Gwilym Dec 31 '09 at 16:55.

As NA pointed out, there is a way to import your Eclipse projects into Netbeans. However, arguably, you shouldn't be checking in IDE-specific files into your repository unless you can guarantee everybody is using the same IDE. Otherwise, I would recommend only checking in the source code, resources, and additional libraries and keep the specific files on ignore and have each individual setup their own environment.

Another alternative, is to check in the IDE-specific files in a different folder in the repository so that an individual can grab them if they need them.

In theory we are all suing eclipse as that that the im the only netbeans man out of the lot, and am now working on it in eclipse. Thanks for the help – Gwilym Dec 31 '09 at 19:40.

As NA pointed out, there is a way to import your Eclipse projects into Netbeans. However, arguably, you shouldn't be checking in IDE-specific files into your repository unless you can guarantee everybody is using the same IDE. Otherwise, I would recommend only checking in the source code, resources, and additional libraries and keep the specific files on ignore and have each individual setup their own environment.

In NetBeans 6.8 under File > Import Project there is both Eclipse Project and Resynchronize Eclipse Projects. I'm guessing this can be used to work together with people using Eclipse.

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