NetBeans remote project with svn

Question

I have a remote project which I use for my work; this is on a Debian OPS and I access it through SSL. The project is on the remote machine under SVN control.

Is there a way for me to connect NetBeans to the repository and commit to it directly?

Does the option "Import into svn repository remote project" allow that?

Answer 1

Yes just checkout the project right from NetBeans

Follow the steps

• Open netbeans and click on team menu in toolbar

• From team menu select subversion and select checkout.

• Once your checkout is done then it asks you to create project locally,Please do create it

• Then, it automatically sync up with your repository in remote server.

Answer 2

Ok, i figured it out :3

Here is how you can hack netbeans to have svn and remote in same project

1. connect to your remote server, pull the whole project.
   • it will be located somwhere in your user files like documents/netbeanprojects/name of the project.

2. Now go the folder and check out the repo from the original svn server...

3. DONE you have svn with remote :3

(laugh evilly)