573 · March 3, 2011 13:53
diff --git a/subversive_eclipse_helios_notes.txt b/subversive_eclipse_helios_notes.txt
 I have the classic bundle setup of Eclipse Helios installed. Subversive (as well as m2eclipse, which I also use frequently) is best installed from the so called Eclipse Market Place. For the latter which there is no client bundled with the Classic version of Helios (http://marketplace.eclipse.org/marketplace-client-intro). You need to install it first (Use Update manager, choose Helios update site and search with the filter "EPP"), it comes with the "EPP Common Package Feature" (http://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=640267&S=4d0e4463e1736fff13bda0dd94c9b52d#640267).

 When you re-started Eclipse, you should already be able to use the Market Place Client. There is one minor pitfall for the Subversive installation, it will complain about missing connectors, you should proceed on the according dialog field (ignoring the warning), because when re-started Eclipse once again after installation of Subversive, you will either be presented another dialog to install the required Connectors automatically (http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/subversive-svn-team-provider#comment-276). In my case I chose the JavaHL bindings then.
	I have the classic bundle setup of Eclipse Helios installed. Subversive (as well as m2eclipse, which I also use frequently) is best installed from the so called Eclipse Market Place. For the latter which there is no client bundled with the Classic version of Helios (http://marketplace.eclipse.org/marketplace-client-intro). You need to install it first (Use Update manager, choose Helios update site and search with the filter "EPP"), it comes with the "EPP Common Package Feature" (http://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=640267&S=4d0e4463e1736fff13bda0dd94c9b52d#640267).

	When you re-started Eclipse, you should already be able to use the Market Place Client. There is one minor pitfall for the Subversive installation, it will complain about missing connectors, you should proceed on the according dialog field (ignoring the warning), because when re-started Eclipse once again after installation of Subversive, you will either be presented another dialog to install the required Connectors automatically (http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/subversive-svn-team-provider#comment-276). In my case I chose the JavaHL bindings then.