| waqaas wrote: |
| Hello,
I have the following problem and would like to know if anyone else has come across it. Background I set up Subversion 1.1.5 on a linux server and created a test repository. On my windows machine, I set up Eclipse 3.0.2. I installed the Subclipse 0.9.31 and JavaSVN 0.8.8.1 Eclipse plug-ins for Subversion. I successfully connected to the test repository on the linux server from within Eclipse. Problem The above worked for a couple of days and now as I try to connect to the repository I get the following error message in a popup ‘Error validating location: "org.tigris.subversion.javahl.ClientException: The system cannot find the file specified. svn: Can't create tunnel: The system cannot find the file specified. " Keep location anyway?’ Additional Testing 1. I re-installed Eclipse and started from scratch but the problem persists. 2. I can still successfully connect to the test repository using TortoiseSVN from my windows machine. This indicates that the problem is likely to be within Eclipse. |
| pgodiyal wrote: | ||
| Hi All,
I am having exactly the same problem, could you please tell me what steps you took to make it work initially. I will try what you did and see if it works for me. I have downloaded eclipse, updated Subclipse plugin and JavaSVN, and getting this tunneling problem similar to yours when using svn+ssh:// Thanks... Pravesh
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| Anonymous wrote: |
| I had the same problem: what I did is:
In eclipse menu: window > preferences > team > svn change the default SVN interface from JAVAHL(JNI) to JavaSVN(Pure JAVA) After that it worked smoothly. Don't ask me why, it just happened! Good luck! |