The premise is: TortoiseSVN installed locally, the second one here is not installed by default, and needs to be manually changed to installation. If your ideal has uploaded the code, it means that it has been transferred. If you are not sure, you need to reinstall TortoiseSVN and install the second option here. In general, you do not need to uninstall when reinstalling.
In ideal, the svn tool is installed by default. Its settings are as follows by default:
The import steps are as follows:
1. Select " File " -> " New " -> " Project from Version Control " -> " Subversion " in the menu bar
Click the "OK" button, then click the "CheckOut" button, then enter the selection of the work area, and click the "OK" button after selecting
Whether to use 1.7 format or 1.8 format, generally the default can be used.
After clicking the "OK" button, start copying the code from svn to the workspace.
2. You can choose one of the two, "This Window" or "New Window", whichever you like.
After opening, the interface is as follows:
3. Configure jdk
4. Configure the mawen project
Open the maven Projects window
Click the "+" button, in the small window that opens, find the workspace just copied from svn, select the pom.xml of multiple modules, and click the "OK" button.
maven loading is complete as shown below.
5. Configure Tomcat
The import of the maven project is completed here. The rest is to modify the connection pool and other configuration files of your own project.
Note: If the main service is "/", then the Application context is "/".
As follows:
Or, what your main service is to write is what is written correspondingly.
