Eclipse Plugin

Added by Irina Megorskaya, last edited by Elizaveta Revyakina on Aug 05, 2008  (view change)
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Installing the TeamCity Plugin for Eclipse

TeamCity supports Subclipse 1.2.x and 1.4.x versions.
Make sure you have Subclipse plugin installed before installing TeamCity plugin. Otherwise, on installing Subclipse after TeamCity plugin, you may experience an "Unable to create view: org/tigris/subversion/subclipse/core/IResourceStateChangeListener" error.
If you get this error, restart Eclipse using a "-clean" command-line option to avoid the error.
Prerequisites
  • Subclipse plugin: The current version of the Eclipse plugin only supports Remote Run and Pre-tested Commit for the Subversion Version Control System. You need to have Subclipse installed in Eclipse. Please refer to the Eclipse plugin installation procedure for Subclipse plugin at http://subclipse.tigris.org/install.html.
  • JDK 1.5: Eclipse must be run under JDK 1.5 for the TeamCity plugin to work.

To install the TeamCity plugin for Eclipse:

  1. Navigate to the My Settings and Tools page in the TeamCity UI and locate the TeamCity Tools section.
  2. Under Eclipse plugin header, copy the update site link URL. For example, in Internet Explorer you can right-click the link and choose Copy shortcut on the context menu.
  3. In Eclipse, choose Help | Software Updates | Find and Install on the main menu. The Install Feature Updates dialog appears.
  4. Select the Search for new features to install option and click next.
  5. Click the New Remote Site button.
  6. Enter a name (for example TeamCity Plugin), paste the URL copied above (http://<your TeamCity Server address>/update/eclipse/) into the URL field of the new update site in Eclipse, and click OK.
  7. Click Finish and follow the installation instructions.

For detailed instructions on how to work with the plugin, refer to the TeamCity section of Eclipse's help system.

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  1. Feb 27, 2008

    Yegor Yarko says:

    Eclipse multiple projects commit issue is described at:

    Eclipse multiple projects commit issue is described at:
    http://intellij.net/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=5208015

    Summary: try to switch Subclipse plugin to SVNKit instead of JavaHL