We do not really publish a package of svnClientAdapter for general
use. We should, just no time. The best way to get it is to grab
svnAnt. It has svnclientadapter packages in a better way to use.
But yes, you still need the JavaHL libraries. Install the CollabNet
Subversion Windows client and it puts JavaHL on PATH. So that is
easiest way to go.
Mark
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 2:59 PM, Patricia Harrington-Duff
<patricia.harrington-duff_at_jhuapl.edu> wrote:
> I'd like to use svnClientAdapter to implement an interface from a Java program to a subversion repository. I'm using Eclipse and do have the Subclipse plugin, which is working fine (can checkout / checkin source files). The jar files I think I need actually are available because of the plugin and I have added them to my build path. (Jars: org.tigris.subversion.clientadapter_1.5.3.jar, org.tigris.subversion.clientadapter.javahl_1.5.7.jar) I've also looked at the svnClientAdapter code and the "sample.java" file included with that tree. If I compile a small test program and try to register an adapter factory (JhlClientAdapterFactory.setup()) I get an error that "Javahl client adapter is not available". I'm sure I've got something mis-configured. Do I need some library files as well as the jar files? How do I get set up properly so that I can use this? Thanks for any help.
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