<refactor77-misc@yahoo.com> wrote on 08/08/2006 05:21:59 PM:
> org.tigris.subversion.javahl.ClientException: The system cannot find
the
> file specified.
> svn: Can't remove 'C:\Workspaces\POM_Conversion\system-enterprise-
> messaging\src\main\java\com\cerner\system\enterprise\messaging\.
> svn\tmp\MessagingException.java.tmp.tmp'
> svn: Can't remove file 'C:\Workspaces\POM_Conversion\system-enterprise-
> messaging\src\main\java\com\cerner\system\enterprise\messaging\.
> svn\tmp\MessagingException.java.tmp.tmp': The system cannot find the
file specified.
>
> Steps to recreate:
>
> - Check out a project that is already under SVN
> - Create a new folder under a folder that is already under SVN
> - Move resources that are under SVN to that new sub-folder
>
> If I had to guess, I'd say this error is happening about 5%-10% of the
times
> I perform this particular operation. I am doing a lot of refactoring
today
> so I have seen it quite a few times. If I go to commit this project
after I
> think I have everything moved around I get some weird locking error.
>
> If I delete the project from my workspace, including its SVN metadata,
check
> it out again and perform the exact same refactoring, it is usually fine.
>
> It behaves like there's a timing issue with what's going on in the
operating
> system. Anyone else seen this?
This is usually caused by an Anti-Virus or similar type program that sees
the creation of a file and steps in to look at it, locking the file in the
process. Which adapter are you using? I know that JavaSVN was sensitive
to this at one time, but I thought JavaHL had worked it out.
Mark
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Received on Wed Aug 9 02:25:49 2006