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when there is a file with multibyte in its name or path, sometimes the file can't be found because it states it cant find the file, but in the gifs the ???? represents the multibyte in part of dir name, but its not getting read correctly as to encoding so probably that is why the message - but the file name shows with correct mbyte -- see first gif in 2nd gif, the third file line in repos location column, the encoding of the dir name is not shown ok also, this time with random ascii chars instead of ???
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This problem could appear on windows as a result of a corrupt client installation e.g the apr_iconv_path env variable isn't set - see also http://www.netbeans.org/servlets/ReadMsg?listName=nbusers&msgNo=82247 feel free to reopen if this wasn't your case are you sure this happens on All platforms? As much i know this should be no issue on *nix systems.
changed platform to pc; will try the variable mentioned and retry. BTW do you know of or have predone svn binary distribution for solaris ? (that could be zipped and I can get) I can't find one; I have found those that require building from sourceand many separate supporting libs needed and trying that has not been successful. ken.frank@sun.com
the iconv path var mentioned is set in system properties of windows as is the subversion path added on to path variable - these had been set before when the bug was first seen - I just looked to see that they were set and happened again after reboot. have removed incomplete keyword. ken.frank@sun.com
are you able to run the svn command against the problematic file from the command line?
hi, does it work for you when you try the same svn command from the commandline? thanks
I will try it - what is the specific name and syntax and args for the command to be tried at command line ?
supposing you still have the project with the problem svn st PATH_TO_YOUR_PROJECT thanks
svn st command when run at location of where the project is shows lines about nbproject dir and its dirs but not about src, yet entire project was imported and the Main.java is under svn Suggest you just run in ja locale, create java project with multibyte ja characters as part of project name and thus name of Main class and do the steps mentioned in the issue and then you can do the svn st command also. assuming all dev are able to run in other locales to deal with i18n issues; if you need to know setup for windows ask me or jiriprox knows about this also. ken/frank@sun.com
fixed Checking in SvnUtils.java; /cvs/subversion/main/src/org/netbeans/modules/subversion/util/SvnUtils.java,v <-- SvnUtils.java new revision: 1.68; previous revision: 1.67
verified ken.frank@sun.com