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Recently I upgraded to MyEclipse 7.5.
Whenever I want to commit changes in the code to the cvs repository, I get the following message:
An internal error occurred during “committing resources”: invalid thread accessMost annoying, I have to check in the files from outside MyEclipse. Has anybody experienced and solved this problem?
Actually Eclipse provides the CVS functionality. What you can try and do is From the root do a right click > Team > Synchronize, then see if there are any conflicts.
If there are conflicts, verify from the MyEclipse menu click on Window > Show/View > Other > CVS Repository Exploring
Right click on the CVS Repository location and click on Refresh View.
Validate the properties. Righ click on the CVS Repository location and click on properties. Verify all the CVS Properties.
If there aren’t any conflicts, then you can do an update and then follow it up with a commit. if there are conflicts, merge them manually then do the update/commit sequence.I get the same error when I try to synchronize. Something goes wrong when trying to communicate with the cvs server. Other cvs client tools on my computer work fine, and this problem only occurs in myeclipse 7.5.
Have you verified your CVS settings under CVS Repository properties? I would recommend you to delete your current CVS repository location and create a new location then add all the required properties.
Let me know how this works for you.
Something was wrong with the keyring (?) password for accessing the file for storing the cvs passwords. I had eclipse regenerate if and now it seems to work. Thanks for your help!
