Re: [SVN Perspective] incorrect date parsing for SVN repository view

You might have to set your LOCALE or something like that so that the CLI
knows how to convert from UTF-8 to the correct locale. You would do this
in a shell script prior to starting Eclipse.

You could also try JavaHL or JavaSVN. They do not rely on parsing CLI
output and work a lot better and much, much faster.

The next version of Subclipse will have JavaSVN included, but it is still
easy to install it in to the version you are running.

http://tmate.org/svn/download/index.php

Mark

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Received on Mon Aug 8 03:59:46 2005