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Re: nothing shows up browsing a repository

From: Mark Phippard <MarkP_at_softlanding.com>
Date: 2005-01-20 02:13:24 CET

> I'm new to subclipse and subversion so please pardon my newbieness. I
> got the server running with apache2 and authentication and I can log in
> and browse the repository with http://localhost/svn/sim/trunk/ but I'm
> not sure about creating a repository location in eclipse. What is the
> root url? If I put in the url and http://localhost/svn as the root url
> (tried it with /sim too) it adds the location but then if I try to
> expand it nothing shows up. Thanks for your help in advance. :)

No messages at all? Go into Eclipse preferences, then navigate to Team ->
SVN -> Console. Turn on the Console options. Then back in the
perspective, do Window -> Show View -> Other and select the Console view
from the Basic grouping.

Just a few other items:

Get the command line client if you do not have it. Try running the svn ls
command. If this works:

svn ls http://localhost/svn

then that should work in Subclipse. A web browser is not an adequate test
in all cases because it does not use the DAV methods.

Finally, you typed http:// but is that the real URL? There are problems
using Subclipse with https:// that are solved by first using the command
line client and running the svn ls command and then accepting the digitial
certificate.

Showing the console view in Eclipse will probably help a lot.

Mark

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