Hello Bradley,
> Now, I know I can use the JavaSVN adapter and I've been able to do
> this successfully by just switching to JavaSVN in the preferences,
> then I'm able to connect over ssh so I know it's not an ssh problem.
> However, I'm wondering why javaHL is not working. I read something
> about Eclipse not being able to find javaHL libraries in *nix file
> systems. If that was the case would I be able to connect using
> "file:///"? Perhaps this connection type does not need any JavaHL
> libraries.
To make JavaHL work over ssh you have to configure ssh tunnel in
Subversion config file (~/.subversion/config), see "tunnels" section in
that file.
However, I doubt that ssh with JavaHL will be faster than on with JavaSVN:
when JavaHL is used native ssh client is launched for each svn request,
when JavaSVN uses persisten SSH connection. Regarding other operations I
suppose that JavaHL is not faster comparing to JavaHL. as JNI calls
(native library call) adds some overhead.
One of the ways to increase JavaSVN performance on OSX and Linux is to set
system property "javasvn.symlinks" to "false". This will disable versioned
symbolic links support but in certain cases could significantly increase
performance. This system property is supported by JavaSVN 1.0.4 that will
be included into Subclipse 1.0.0
Alexander Kitaev.
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Received on Sat Apr 8 15:04:35 2006