>
>>
>>> Thanks for the help -- you've been really patient :)
>>>
>>> Yeah -- doesn't matter if I set javahl to true or false.
>>>
>>> I built the svnant from the repository -- it labeled itself 0.9.13
>>> if that means anything.
>>>
>> I made the correction. Please try it (using javahl=false) and tell me
>> if it worked.
>>
>> Cédric
>
>
> It's a *lot* closer, but not quite. Here's the deal
>
> Now I can run any non-svn target without getting the error (big
> improvement over before where *any* target caused the error)
> I still get the popup window about a Subversion Client error, but now
> it's only *in* the svn task -- ant prints the target name, then throws
> the windows error, then continues processing
>
> Here's the task I'm using
>
> <cid:part1.00090407.03060209@transitionpoint.com> <target
> name="getsource" depends="init" description="Gets code from VSS">
> <svn javahl="false" username="${scc.username}"
> password="${scc.password}">
> <checkout url="${scc.applicationroot}" destPath="${src.dir}"/>
> </svn>
> </target>
Very strange. But now I really don't know where this problem comes from.
You can try to use depends (http://www.dependencywalker.com/) on
libsvnjavahl-1.dll to know where the dlls it depends on come from (F9
for full path).
The dlls libeay32.dll, libapr.dll, ssleay32.dll, libdb42.dll,
libapreiconv.dll should come from the directory you installed svnant.
Cédric
Received on Wed Sep 29 08:32:53 2004