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Greg SoulsbyMemberDid have SVN working. After upgrading to 8.6 I installed 2 SVN plugins from MyEclipse, but we have a problem.
When trying to use SVN the consol is giving me this
*** Validate Repository Location
Selected SVN connector library is not available or cannot be loaded.
If you selected native JavaHL connector, please check if binaries are available or install and select pure Java Subversion connector from the plug-in connectors update site.
If connectors already installed then you can change the selected one at: Window->Preferences->Team->SVN->SVN Connector.
*** Error (took 00:00.012)When I go to Window->Preferences->Team->SVN->SVN Connector.
the drop down choice of SVN Connector shows NativeJavaHL as an option. I can select it but it does not save, so when I go back to this form the connector is showing null again.Thoughts?
Thanks
Greg SoulsbyMemberThis might also be related to another problem. When I make some changes to a Java class and save the following message occures:
“An internal error occured during: “Updating change sets for org.team.eclipse.svn.core.synchronize.Updat subscriber”.
It seems the .java file is being saved as changes are still there when I re-start. However the error I had in my code keeps occuring when I think I have changed the code (even if I run “clean”). The debugger is also getting confused as to which line it is on when I put a break point in – sees ok at the top of the file but below a certain line in the code it is showing the wrong line number.
Thanks
Greg SoulsbyMemberThis might also be related to another problem. When I make some changes to a Java class and save the following message occures:
“An internal error occured during: “Updating change sets for org.team.eclipse.svn.core.synchronize.Updat subscriber”.
It seems the .java file is being saved as changes are still there when I re-start. However the error I had in my code keeps occuring when I think I have changed the code (even if I run “clean”). The debugger is also getting confused as to which line it is on when I put a break point in – sees ok at the top of the file but below a certain line in the code it is showing the wrong line number.
Thanks
Greg SoulsbyMemberThis might also be related to another problem. When I make some changes to a Java class and save the following message occures:
“An internal error occured during: “Updating change sets for org.team.eclipse.svn.core.synchronize.Updat subscriber”.
It seems the .java file is being saved as changes are still there when I re-start. However the error I had in my code keeps occuring when I think I have changed the code (even if I run “clean”). The debugger is also getting confused as to which line it is on when I put a break point in – sees ok at the top of the file but below a certain line in the code it is showing the wrong line number.
Thanks
support-joyMemberP0rridge,
Sorry to hear you are running into this issue. Can you please refresh you SVN settings. From MyEclipse IDE click on menu option window > open perspective > other > SVN Repository Exploring. Verify the repository settings information and refresh the view. Next go to projects view. Refresh and sync your projects with that of SVN. If this is still an issue. Please remove existing SVN repository and create afresh.
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