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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by "Crucius, Wesley" <WC...@sandc.com> on 2004/03/22 21:21:13 UTC

Help: XML Parser error, Date Conversion failed

Hello,

I am in the process of trying to import several different projects in to
Subversion and on the second one I encountered a puzzling error message.
The existing code is contained within zip files with a single zip file
containing all project source for each version/revision.  When importing the
first project, my VBScript successfully imports and "tags" all 160ish
version without a problem.  When moving on to the second project, I have a
problem on the 43rd (out of 44) zip file...


Here's the command:
svn add "D:\SVNWork\PQP\PQ002 Bridge Test
Fixture\trunk\PQ002V0002R007C001.HEX"

Here's the error:
svn: XML parser failed in 'D:/SVNWork/PQP/PQ002 Bridge Test Fixture/trunk'
svn: Date conversion failed

Output from dir commands:
Dir /O:A  *.hex  -->  03/22/2004  02:47p              56,210
PQ002V0002R007C001.HEX
Dir /O:C  *.hex  -->  03/22/2004  02:09p              56,210
PQ002V0002R007C001.HEX
Dir /O:W  *.hex  --> 03/02/2004  04:37p              56,210
PQ002V0002R007C001.HEX

The server (svnserve) and the client (command line called from VBScript) are
currently both running on the same Win2k machine...  I've also tried
executing the above command directly from command line and get the same
error.  I also tried converting the path to short name form, like this:
svn add "D:\SVNWork\PQP\PQ002B~1\trunk\PQ002V~1.HEX"

...but got the same error message.

Any ideas (either what the problem is, or where to begin looking would be
appreciated)??

Thanks,
Wes Crucius

Re: Help: XML Parser error, Date Conversion failed

Posted by Philip Martin <ph...@codematters.co.uk>.
"Crucius, Wesley" <WC...@sandc.com> writes:

> svn: XML parser failed in 'D:/SVNWork/PQP/PQ002 Bridge Test Fixture/trunk'
> svn: Date conversion failed

It seems that Subversion has failed reading the .../trunk/.svn/entries
file.  It's a human-readable XML file, does it contain anything odd?

-- 
Philip Martin

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