Does it handle versioned symlinks?
Alexander Kitaev wrote:
>Hello Mika,
>
>There are the following problems with JavaSVN (when used in Subclipse):
>
>- JavaSVN doesn't support patch generation now.
>- JavaSVN doesn't support binary properties.
>- JavaSVN doesn't "lock" working copy during its operation, so it is not
>thread safe and not "process safe".
>- https is weak point of JavaSVN, it uses JDK to establish a connection and
>JDK 1.4. doesn't support SSL certificates longer then 1024 bits and JDK 1.5
>refuses to work with some servers with strange RSA Premaster Secret Error
>(no known workaround for this problem), but works well with others.
>- There are of course more unknown bugs in JavaSVN.
>
>Some users says that JavaSVN may, in theory, due to some not yet known bug,
>broke your existing workspace so that it will not be anymore accessible even
>with the native subversion client (theoretically the same may happen with
>native svn as well, but it far more better tested), but no such cases were
>reported so far.
>
>Alexander Kitaev,
>TMate Software.
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: lamikr [mailto:lamikr@cc.jyu.fi]
>>Sent: Monday, January 24, 2005 1:36 PM
>>To: users@subclipse.tigris.org
>>Subject: JavaHL vs JavaSVN
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>>Hi
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>>I am currently using JavaHL but I think JavaSVN is good idea
>>especially if it gets maintained if new functionalities are needed.
>>So I am wondering whether I should switch to JavaSVN.
>>Is there any known bug in the JavaSVN and are connections
>>over https working ok?
>>
>>Mika
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Received on Tue Jan 25 04:55:01 2005