SVN vs Eclipse project

nadeaumr

Here's the situation. I start eclipse + birt plugin. I create a project from SVN. Open an existing report (do not change anything). Close eclipse. Another collegue modify the report and put it in SVN. I start eclipse again and my last report open automatically. I update my project from SVN to have the latest changes. But my already open report do not have the changes. If i save my report, i will loose all the changes from SVN. And worst, i can put it back to SVN and scratch the job of my collegue.
Question: Why eclipse don't detect that the already open report is different from the new one in the project? Is there an option that can prevent this?

Thanks

nadeaumr

Here's the situation. I start eclipse + birt plugin. I create a project from SVN. Open an existing report (do not change anything). Close eclipse. Another collegue modify the report and put it in SVN. I start eclipse again and my last report open automatically. I update my project from SVN to have the latest changes. But my already open report do not have the changes. If i save my report, i will loose all the changes from SVN. And worst, i can put it back to SVN and scratch the job of my collegue.
Question: Why eclipse don't detect that the already open report is different from the new one in the project? Is there an option that can prevent this?

Thanks