Hi Alexander,
I'm using javahl, not JavaSVN.
Hugo
Alexander Kitaev wrote:
> Hello Hugo,
>
> Could you please remind me whether do you use JavaSVN or not? I'm asking
> because there was similar problem with JavaSVN sometime ago, but only when
> drive letter in workspace path wasn't capitalized (i.e. c:\path instead of
> C:\path).
>
> Alexander Kitaev.
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Hugo Visser [mailto:hugo@botteaap.net]
>>Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 11:42 PM
>>To: users@subclipse.tigris.org
>>Subject: Re: subclipse not recognizing managed project FIXED
>>(Was: [ANN] JavaSVN v0.8.8 - broke my working copies?)
>>
>>
>>Even more simple fix: tell eclipse the "correct" path when
>>using switch
>>workspace: D:\Code\Java\eclipse\workspace works but all in lowercase
>>fails. That would explain things, I might have changed workspaces one
>>time...(and I always type the paths :))
>>
>>
>>Hugo Visser wrote:
>>
>>>Okay, the thing I've found out now that my projects are recognized
>>>only
>>>if the workspace is on my C:\ drive. They used to be on my
>>
>>D: drive. I
>>
>>>don't understand it but I can reproduce it.
>>>
>>>First I checked out the failing project to the workspace dir on D:\
>>>using the cli. Then I imported the project in Eclipse, but
>>
>>SVN did not
>>
>>>recognized it. Then I did the same, checking the project
>>
>>out to my C:\
>>
>>>drive. That worked. Also checking out from within Eclipse
>>
>>works when it
>>
>>>is on C:\
>>>
>>>While I'm typing this mail I realize Ian's tip about
>>
>>capitalization.
>>
>>>My
>>>workspace on D:\ is in D:\Code\Java\eclipse\workspace (note
>>
>>the capital
>>
>>>C and J). So I tried again checking out in D:\test. That
>>
>>works. Check it
>>
>>>out again in D:\Test --> Fail!
>>>
>>>So is this a known subclipse issue or is it a subversion
>>
>>issue? Ian is
>>
>>>this what you meant? I think I did not get the hint
>>
>>entirely when you
>>
>>>mentioned it. Thanks anyway for that. So I guess my
>>
>>workaround will be
>>
>>>to put the workspace in a different path. Still I don't get
>>
>>why it has
>>
>>>worked before. Anyway, I'm happy that it does now :)
>>>
>>>Hugo
>>>
>>>Hugo Visser wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Jan,
>>>>
>>>>Did you try different Eclipse versions? I'll try to go back a few
>>>>subclipse versions. Subclipse did work here so somewhere
>>
>>it got broken!
>>
>>>>Hugo
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Hello,
>>>>>
>>>>>I reported the same problem a while ago here - it happens for me
>>>>>under Linux with Eclipse 3.0.2, Subclipse 0.9.30 and
>>
>>JavaSVN 0.8.7,
>>
>>>>>as well as 0.8.8.1 There seems to be no known solution or
>>>>>workaround.
>>>>>
>>>>>Best regards -
>>>>>Jan Ploski
>>>>>
>>>>>
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