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An extensive set of Subversion commands are available under the Team and Compare with sub-menu menus when you right click on a Java file or package in the project.

To update a file to its current version in the trunk, you can select Team > Update.

You may compare a file against its current remote copy by going to Compare With > Latest from repository.

You can add a file to SVN by selecting Team > Add to version control.

To commit a file or select of files, you can use Team > Commit.

Warning
titleUsing Team Commit from Eclipse

Using Eclipse to commit files can be convenient.  But you need to very careful about this.  When you select commit, Eclipse will show a window with the list of files to be committed.  Make absolutely sure that this list only contains the files which you actually want included into the commit.  By default, when executing a commit from a project without any files selected, Eclipse will add every file which is not in the global ignore list to the commit.  You absolutely do not want this.  So if there is a huge list of files there, then click cancel and execute the command only with the correct files selected.  Or you may uncheck the boxes next to files which should not be committed.

When you remove a file using Delete from the right-click menu, Eclipse will remove the file and automatically mark it for deletion in the next SVN commit.

Editor Configuration

You should also setup some of the other editors in Eclipse to use spaces instead of tabs.

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