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I did checkout from SVN with tortoise SVN client in windows explorer and imported those projects under eclipse.

Now trying to integrate subclipse plugin with Eclipse(Kepler).Successfully installed the subclipse plugin from marketplace and restarted eclipse. But i don't see the SVN options under Team in eclipse editor.

Do i need to have some settings in eclipse after subclipse installation(i was expecting subclipse will pick up the svn settings automatically from tortoise svn), though settings suggested under section "Set Subversion Preferences in Eclipse" at link are in place

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Maybe you need a SVN Connector. What do you have when in Eclipse you go to Window > Preferences > Team > Svn > SVN Connector ? - PierreF
There is no element of name SVN Connector under SVN - user3198603
@metaDiego Subclipse don't need connectors it has everything built-in and ready to use. - Robert
Are you right-clicking on a project already using Subversion? It does not appear in projects which haven't been checked out from a Subversion Repository. But you can use "Team -> Share Project..." and an option to publish it in SVN should appear. - fmcato
I would add your repo's to your SVN repo list available in eclipse via Subclipse. Check out the projects into your workspace through the repo browser in eclipse. I experience difficulties while mixing tortise and subclipse usage, so try to stick with one. - Mark W

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Due to the order in which you did things, you have to "connect" the project to SVN. Right-click and choose Team > Share Project. Then follow the wizard to select SVN. It should recognize it is an existing checkout and just "connect" it to Subclipse. After that, the Team options will show up.