Mark Phippard wrote:
>Markus Baumgartner <mbjava@active.ch> wrote on 07/14/2006 12:14:50 AM:
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>>I would like to try out subclipse and run it on a local repository
>>windows 2000 system.
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>>I've read in a mail that I might have to set up a root with svnadmin so
>>I created a directory D:\repository\svn.
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>>Then I tried to define this directry a SVN directory but whatever I use
>>(localhost, the name of the machine, I always get an errormessage and I
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>>didn't find a clear definition neither in "the book" nor in the
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>newsgroups.
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>>Could anybody please tell me the right procedure and syntax to address a
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>>local repository?
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>>I read in the readme, that there are frequent permission problems. If
>>you had any hints, what that would mean on win2000 I would be very
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>grateful
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>You do not tend to run into too many permission problems on Windows.
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>Do something like this:
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>1) Create a folder to hold all your repositories. I'd keep it short and
>simple like D:\repos.
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>2) Create a repository using the svnadmin command line program:
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>cd repos
>svnadmin create myRepos
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>This will create the repository in D:\repos\myRepos
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>3) In Subclipse enter this URL:
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>file://D:/repos/myRepos
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>If you use the C: drive, then you can use a syntax like this:
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>file:///repos/myrepos
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>Mark
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Hi Mark,
Thanks a lot for your detailed instructions!
I created a directory as you suggested (D:\repository\svnrepo), a
structure was created. But when I tried to open an SVN Repository in the
eclipse preferences, I always had an exception
Error validation location "org.tigris.subversion.javahl.ClientException"
Couldn't open a repository
svn: unable to open an ra_local session to URL
svn: unable to open repository 'file://D:/repository/svnrepo'
Then I thought about your sentence "If you use the C: drive...". I
actually wanted to reserve C for programs and d for all data, but for
curiosity I created the directory for "file:///repos/svnrepo" - and it
worked!
Could this be a problem or a bug?
Thanks a lot for your help
Markus
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Received on Thu Jul 13 22:18:01 2006