> "cannot find javahl, svnkit nor
> command line client" error whenever I try to use svnant.
>
> My path is pointing to the C:\Program Files
> (x86)\eclipse_35_rcp\plugins\org.tigris.subversion.clientadapter.javahl.win32_1.5.6
> directory; i'm running eclipse under a 32bit jvm; when i echo the
> java.library.path in my build file, clientadapter directory is in there.
> I've restarted, to no avail.
>
> My question is: is there a way I can get additional debug information or
> otherwise find out what's going on under the hood to make javahl apparently
> unavailable, unusable, or otherwise throwing errors?
>
> thanks for any advice on debugging this.
Mark,
I try to keep my eclipse subclipse setup and svnant setup separated,
because they have nothing to do with each other directly. You should
imagine using svnant outside eclipse for a moment, and how you would
set it up.
You have several options:
You can specify and use the svnkit adapter, as long as it is on ant's
classpath, using the svnkit included in the svnant zip, AND specified
in your <svn> tasks
You can install javahl on your machine, which is most commonly
accomplished by installing a binary subversion package and making sure
that the javahl dll (for Windows systems) is on a directory in your
system path. I believe if you look at the directory you specified you
will not find a dll, you will find classes used by subclipse/java to
access javahl, hence the "clientadapter" part.
You can use the svn on the command line for svnant, but the svn
binaries must be on the path... available everywhere. I assume they
were, but just in case.
- Joshua
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Received on 2009-08-27 19:52:41 CEST