Robert Einsle <robert@einsle.de> wrote on 01/16/2006 01:58:59 AM:
> Mark Phippard schrieb:
> > Robert Einsle <robert@einsle.de> wrote on 01/12/2006 04:42:27 AM:
> >
> >
> > Support for Cancel was added in release 0.9.100. This means that we
> > capture the event and invoke the cancel method of the adapter. At
that
> > point, the behavior is beyond our control.
> Oki, so the javaSVN implementation cannot test the cancel.Opperation.
>
> Where can i ask for it?
I have definitely seen cases where Cancel works with JavaSVN so we would
need more specifics. With either adapter and certain operations they are
obviously going to get to a point where they can no longer be cancelled.
As an example, I know that there is a point in the commit process where
the client can no longer cancel.
I am not the one that added the code for the Cancel support but I recall
it was done in a high-level area of the code. It is possible that the
place it is implemented is not in the call stack for certain parts of our
code, making them not cancellable currently. You mentioned checkout
before and that is one of the specific ones I tested, along with Commit,
so I know that those both work.
Mark
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