Creating a Maven project and adding it to Subversion

Using the command line, enter the following in the root of your eclipse workspace
```
mvn archetype:create -DgroupId=[packageName] -DartifactId=[projectName]
```
Go into the new directory with your projectName and setup your project with
```
mvn eclipse:eclipse -DdownloadSources
```
Import your project into eclipse
Right click the project (Team->Share Project)
Select SVN
Select your SVN repository
Select “Use multiple…” under Project Repository Layout and enter your desired project location
Don’t commit!
Add target, .settings, .classpath, .project to svn ignore (i.e. select them, right click, Team->Add to svn:ignore)
Commit

This gives you a basic maven project in eclipse and subversion. For integration with Hudson, some nodes should be added to the pom.xml

It’s probably easiest to take existing examples of the nodes from other project pom.xml’s and add them in with the appropriate tweaks.

Using the command line, enter the following in the root of the parent project
```
mvn archetype:create -DgroupId=[packageName] -DartifactId=[projectName]
```

Add the project to subversion

svn add 'projectName'

svn commit [projectName] pom.xml

Go into the parent project root and setup your project with
```
mvn eclipse:eclipse -DdownloadSources
```
Import your project into eclipse
Add target, .settings, .classpath, .project to svn ignore
Commit