Comments on damonkohler: Make Eclipse Ignore .svn Directories

[..]Eclipse has the annoying little problem where ...

2010-09-14T18:59:15.337+02:00

[..]Eclipse has the annoying little problem where Eclipse will copy .svn folders to the target/classes output folder and then complain about duplicate resources. After wading through some vague solutions, here’s a clear and simple post I found to solve this annoyance.[..]
http://blog.projectnibble.org/2009/08/11/repost-make-eclipse-ignore-svn-directories/

**/.svn/

2010-01-06T04:19:57.779+01:00

**/.svn/

Naw, I take back my last post. something is kinda ...

2009-08-15T01:33:48.184+02:00

Naw, I take back my last post. something is kinda screwy with myeclipse7.5 when initially creating a workspace. I fussed around and got the whole thing per your instructions. Thanks.

I tried this with myeclipse7.5 (eclipse 3.4) on a ...

2009-08-15T00:33:55.683+02:00

I tried this with myeclipse7.5 (eclipse 3.4) on a webservice project. Then added my project directory dir to a repository. Changed to /tmp and re-checked out my project, files came over but when I build, no class files are created in WebRoot/WEB-INF/classes/. Undoing your suggestion in my project properties doesn't work either, ie cleaning the project doesn't result in a re-build. So I'm screwed. No worries, I'll keep looking for a solution to this stupid .svn eclipse problem. Thanks.