Am Sonntag, 2. Oktober 2005 16:18 schrieb Peter-Frank Spierenburg:
> Greetings,
>
> I've created an svn repository on my local filesystem and would like to
> access it through file:///share/home/peter/svn. This works fine using
> the subversion tools, but subclipse seems confused by this and returns:
>
> svn: '/share/home/peter/file:/share/home/peter' does not exist
>
> If I try to use just /share/home/peter/svn subclipse complains that this
> is not a valid url.
>
> What url do I need in order to access a local repository?
Propably, it isn't the URL that is the source of the problem but the adapter
Subclipse is using (i. e. the thing you select under Preferences/Team/SVN in
the "SVN interface" region). The JavaSVN adapter you get by selecting
"JavaSVN (Pure Java)" doesn't support the file:// protocol at all[1].
Two possible solutions come to my mind:
1. Choose an other adapter[2].
2. Keep using JavaSVN but share your repository via svnserve and access it via
the svn:// protocol.
Regards
mks
[1] http://subclipse.tigris.org/faq.html#adapter
[2] BTW: I've haven't been able to get JavaHL to work when the subversion
build accessed via JavaHL was created with NLS and a non-english locale was
active.
Received on Mon Oct 3 01:20:50 2005