How to manage source for java project using eclips?

Hi,We use TFS 2013 and VS 2013 for source control ,now we want to start mobile app using eclips,
How to control source of that project,How we can have features of tfs source control on that type of project such a mobile that use eclips.
thanks
Thanks. Bahar Ghadami Web Developer And Technical expert

Hi Bahar,
You can manage your source code with both Eclipse and My Eclipse.
Please follow this link to install the Plugin (Team Explorer Everywhere) to manage your source code.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh301122.aspx

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Okay, that's better. It would have been nice if the code was formatted, and if there was about 20% of that code. (Your example could have been just one JLabel and nothing else, for example.)
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