Can I import a project into Eclipse that was checked out using the command line?
Yes you can. However, you may encounter errors from the builder related to the copying of the CVS folders. This can have two causes. The first is when the project is imported before the CVS plugin is loaded. To avoid this problem, make sure you open one of the CVS views before importing the project. The second is due to a “race” on import between the CVS plugin and other plugins that react to the import. If the CVS plugin wins the race, then the CVS folders are hidden but if another plugin discovers the CVS folders first, it may cause the workbench to “know” about them and perform inappropriate actions on them. The best way to solve the problem is to run a Team>Update on the project and then shutdown and restart Eclipse (although closing and reopening the view in which the CVS folders appear may work as well). If this fails, you may need to check the projects out from your repository using Eclipse instead of the command line client. There is a plugin named org.eclipse.team.cvs.delta av