Solving technology problems, one at a time
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Now that you have created a project, the other people on your team should check it out from CVS. If they aren’t sure how to check out a project from CVS, have them view this tutorial then return here.
Scenario walkthrough
We’ll be following the workflow shown in the diagram below. This article will employ a scenario of two programmers, Paul and Wing, working on separate branches of the same project.
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Now that you’ve created a new project, check it into the CVS repository so your team can collaborate on it.
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Eclipse can be used for many types of development tasks. As a result the interface is almost infinitely customizable. This can be confusing. When you first open it, you will probably see only functions related to Java development, as shown below: