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I am trying to import BlackBerry code and into Eclipse from SVN. It isn't checked in as an project, so I am checking it out using the New Project Wizard. Unfortunately, this only gives me a blank project. How can I get round this?

  • Windows 7
  • Eclipse 3.4.1
  • JDE Component Package 4.7
  • BlackBerry JDE Plugin 1.0.0.67

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I haven't been working with BlackBerry development lately, but, If you installed correctly the BlackBerry JDE Plugin for Eclipse, you should have a "BlackBerry" menu item in Eclipse, where you can find everything you need related to BB development. I'm not sure, but I believe there is a "New project" sub-option or something similar in that menu item. Hope this helps!

Felipe Lima
I can create a new BlackBerry project, but then I don't know how to get Subversion to get the files into it
Casebash
I'd checkout the SVN files myself through TortoiseSVN or the command-line client and then import them to the project inside Eclipse. I know there are Eclipse plugins for SVN integration, but I'd try this as another option.
Felipe Lima
Subclipse actually managed to recognise the files I checked out using Tortoise
Casebash
This method works in 1.1 or greater. Unfortunately, it only produces an empty project in 1.0
Casebash