Problem using subversion for getting AXIS2 file revisions

[Elvis Ligu <el...@hotmail.com>]

Hello,
my name is Elvis and I am an undergraduate student. I am developing a software as part of my diploma thesis, which connects to an open Subversion repository and try to get some usefulinformation for an open software project. The software I am developing use repository's logs and source codes to analyze the project based on some Software Engineering techniques I amdeveloping. 
The problem I am facing lately is: I am using SVNKit to connect to http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/axis/axis2/java/core/trunk/ and I am trying to get all file revisions using method:SVNRepository.getFileRevision(filePath, null, 0, HEAD). While in the pas the code I am using worked fine for me, in the recent days the code produces an error: is not a file in revision.I already checked the filePath performing: svn cat -r HEAD filePath and it worked fine (the file is present in the last revision). I am afraid that I have been banned from ASF repositorybecause I extensively used (anonymously) the code to perform tests in an hourly base, and while looking for a workaround I found at this location: http://www.apache.org/dev/version-control.html#poll the stated information. Do you have any idea on how to resolve this. Thank you for your help. 		 	   		  

AW: Problem using subversion for getting AXIS2 file revisions

[Stadelmann Josef <jo...@axa-winterthur.ch>]

My guess

 

I was downloading the latest greatest Tortoises 1.7  and downloaded the
tags/ANT_171 project.

 

Then I tried to use an older subversion client to just list the content
of the download, and it failed. 

 

and after that the mess starts, as an older built in version of NetBeans
was also unable to do so.

 

Then I deleted the download of ant_171 sources.

 

I removed the latest greatest Tortoises and subversion client code.

 

And I re-installed the previous Tortoise and subversion client and
re-downloaded the ant_171 code

 

Now IO can work as before, without problems.

 

Josef

 

-       I was just a bit warned by the explicit statement read somewhere
that one should be care full using this new version as there where
sooooo many patches applied.

 

 

Von: Elvis Ligu [mailto:elvis_ligu@hotmail.com] 
Gesendet: Samstag, 15. Oktober 2011 16:12
An: java-user@axis.apache.org
Betreff: Problem using subversion for getting AXIS2 file revisions

 

Hello,

 

my name is Elvis and I am an undergraduate student. I am developing a
software as part of my diploma thesis, which connects to an open
Subversion repository and try to get some useful

information for an open software project. The software I am developing
use repository's logs and source codes to analyze the project based on
some Software Engineering techniques I am

developing. 

 

The problem I am facing lately is: I am using SVNKit to connect to
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/axis/axis2/java/core/trunk/ and I am trying
to get all file revisions using method:

SVNRepository.getFileRevision(filePath, null, 0, HEAD). While in the pas
the code I am using worked fine for me, in the recent days the code
produces an error: is not a file in revision.

I already checked the filePath performing: svn cat -r HEAD filePath and
it worked fine (the file is present in the last revision). I am afraid
that I have been banned from ASF repository

because I extensively used (anonymously) the code to perform tests in an
hourly base, and while looking for a workaround I found at this
location: http://www.apache.org/dev/version-control.html#poll 

the stated information. Do you have any idea on how to resolve this.
Thank you for your help.