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The actual paths will, of course, depend on where you have installed Eclipse on your system.

Configuring Plugins

Subversive

Git & GitHub

We used to include the The Subversive Plugin provides , which provides a graphical Subversion client within Eclipse, implementing commands like commit, update, etc.

To install Subversive, follow these steps.

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Under the Work with field, paste in the appropriate URL for your release, e.g. for Luna this is the following.

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Since we now switched to GitHub, follow the instructions from here: http://

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www.eclipse.org/

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To complete the Subversion configuration, go to Window > Open Perspective > Other, select SVN Repository Exploring, then click the OK button.

The Install Connectors wizard should now pop up.

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In order to pick the right connector, you will need to figure out what version you already have installed on the command line.

For instance, this is the Subversion information on my Linux system.

[$] svn --version
svn, version 1.8.10 (r1615264)

To pick the right connector, you need to match up the first two numbers in the command line client with the connector's first two version numbers.

Since I have a 1.8 client, I checked SVN Kit 1.8.6 for my connector and then Finish.  (The JavaHL connectors should be ignored and SVN Kit used instead.)

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egit/download  to get a git and GitHub plugin installed. (This is not strictly needed to use Eclipse)

Eclipse Projects

Creating a New Java Project

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