JavaHL is native code. If it crashes, so does Eclipse. This would not
have anything to do with Subclipse or anything we are doing. Best thing
would be to do the same checkout using SVN command line. It should error
out. See if you can capture anything useful from it and report it to
Subversion users@ list.
When JavaHL crashes there is usually a JVM dump in the Eclipse folder.
That could be sent to the Subversion users@ list too but it is less likely
they'll act upon it then if you can do it using the svn command line tool.
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 11:25 AM, Darly Senecal-Baptiste <
darly.baptiste_at_addteq.com> wrote:
> Hi Community:
>
> I updated subclipse plugin to the latest version (1.10.5) with JavaHL as
> its default subversion client adapter.
>
> I checked out code from a small repository (completely) and everything
> went well. However, while I was trying to check out part of code from a
> large repository, eclipse crashes unexpectedly. I don't know why
>
> I changed the client adapter from JavaHL to SVNKit(JavaSVN) and all
> checkouts went well without crashing eclipse.
>
> I was trying to look the reasons of the crash but the eclipse log doesn't
> provide the reasons of crashing.
>
> Is there a way to look for reasons of eclipse being crashed? Please let me
> know.
>
> Regards
>
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