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Hi,
Taking the javasvn.jar from 0.9.102 and using it with 0.9.105 fixes the
problem.
I have now tested the command line version of JavaSVN and it is JavaSVN
1.0.2 that causes the problem.
I'll go and bother them now.
Regards,
Tony
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Mark Phippard [mailto:markp@softlanding.com]
>>Sent: 24 January 2006 16:02
>>To: users@subclipse.tigris.org
>>Subject: Re: [Subclipse-users] Repository connection broken
>>
>>"May Anthony-CTM001" <Tony.May@motorola.com> wrote on
>>01/24/2006 10:43:14
>>AM:
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>>>> I tried to update from version 0.9.37 to version 0.9.105.
>>>>
>>>> In doing so the connection to my SVN repository was broken. I had
>>>> problems last December when initially setting up the
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>>connection to the
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>>>> repository as it needs to go via a proxy. Fortunately the
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>>JavaSVN team
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>>>> had just fixed the problem (later released as JavaSVN
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>>1.0.1), and when
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>>>> I dropped the fixed version of javasvn.jar into the subclipse lib
>>>> folder, everything worked OK.
>>>>
>>>> The new problem is different and I get the following error:
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>>>> svn: {0} request failed on '<proxy url>'
>>>> svn: CONNECT of '<SVN repository site URL>:443': HTTP/1.0 407 Proxy
>>>> Authentication Required ('<SVN repository site URL>')
>>>>
>>>> On the archive I found older versions of the update site and have
>>>> discovered that subclipse version 0.9.102 does not have the new
>>>> problem (as well as fixing the original JavaSVN problem).
>>>>
>>>> Any ideas as to what the problem is?
>>>>
>>>> If someone can point me to update site for versions 0.9.103 and
>>>> 0.9.104 I could test those.
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>>You should provide as many details as possible so that JavaSVN
>>can attempt to address the problem.
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>>You could also likely get away with taking the javasvn.jar
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>from 0.9.102 and using it with 0.9.105.
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>>Mark
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Sebastian Bauer wrote:
> Hello,
>
> using the RC3 of subclipse, I'm unable to do anything useful with
> subclipse, at least not using the https: address scheme. I.e. I
> neighter can browse through the repositories listed in the Repository
> explorer nor I can update existing projects checked out with previous
> version of subclipse. Replacing the rc3 with version 102 causes that
> everything is functional again.
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> I'm using subclipse with Eclipse 3.1.1 under Debian. Furthermore I use
> the JavaSVN adapter and I have to go through a proxy.
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> Please let me know how I can assist you in a better way.
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> Thanks a lot!
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> Ciao,
> Sebastian
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