As an alternative could we contribute JavaSVN to ant with something
like:
<extension point="org.eclipse.ant.core.extraClasspathEntries">
<extraClasspathEntry library="lib/ganymed.jar"
clipseRuntime="false" />
<extraClasspathEntry library="lib/javasvn.jar"
clipseRuntime="false" />
<extraClasspathEntry library="lib/svnjavahl.jar"
clipseRuntime="false" />
<extraClasspathEntry library="lib/svnClientAdapter.jar"
clipseRuntime="false" />
</extension>
We should also probably define some antTask as extensions.
This would make it very easy to use svn extensions in ant
Pierre
On 27-Oct-06, at 7:15 AM, Mark Phippard wrote:
> "Gary McWilliams" <gary_mcwilliams@lagan.com> wrote on 10/27/2006
> 10:08:06
> AM:
>
>>> Your script says it is using JavaSVN, not JavaHL. So you
>>> would need to grab the version of JavaSVN included in
>>> Subclipse 1.1.8 to use with your
>>> 1.4 WC formats, or change your script to use JavaHL or the
>>> command line.
>>
>> D'oh.
>>
>> Ok, I see that now. However, on another aspect of this.
>> I tried running the svn task with the javahl="true" which did not
>> seem
>> to use javahl (as you can see in the output snippet above).
>>
>> I'll definitely use the latest JavaSVN (I'm assuming the one shipped
>> with subclipse will do) and continue with that, thanks.
>
> svnAnt is pretty out of date. The svnClientAdapter it uses would
> not be
> capable of just using JavaHL as is. If you set up all of the correct
> binaries in your PATH I think it would work, but I do not think it
> would
> otherwise. I have no idea if you can just drop in the
> svnClientAdapter
> from Subclipse. There were some refactorings that might not work from
> svnAnt.
>
> Mark
>
>
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