On 8/23/07, Hoffman, Aodhan <Aodhan.Hoffman boeing.com> wrote:
> I am using EasyEclipse w/ Subclipse. I've isntalled svn
on a server and
> am trying to import my Eclipse project into it. I get
as far as
> specifiying the location for the repository when I get
an authorization
> error. It never asks me for a name or password. There's
precious little
> detail about this in the documentation, can someone
explain what I'm
> missing?
>
> How do I tell subclipse what name/pass to use, or get
it to prompt for
> one?
It is a callback-based system. We run a Subversion API like
"list" or
"checkout". If Subversion needs credentials, it
fires a callback we
provide that gives you UI to enter whatever it needs.
You might have some invalid cached credentials. The
Subversion API
uses the same store as the command line. Look in
%APPDATA%Subversion
on Windows and ~/.subversion on Unix.
If this is svn+ssh:// the configuration for that also has to
go in
these same areas, just as you do for the command line.
--
Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspo
t.com/
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