FishEye 1.5 : 2. Native Subversion Client
This page last changed on Jan 13, 2008 by edawson.
Native ClientFishEye can use a native Subversion client installed on your system, but your client needs to be version 1.2 or later, and must include the JavaHL bindings. FishEye can use all of the protocols supported by your native client. The JavaHL bindings include a Java .jar file, typically named javasvnhl.jar, and a dynamic library such as libsvnjavah-1.so or libsvnjavahl-1.dll. FishEye must be configured so it can find both the .jar and the dynamic library. If the JavaHL dynamic library is in your library path (such as %PATH% on Windows), then FishEye will automatically find it. Otherwise you can tell FishEye where it is, or set the FISHEYE_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable before starting FishEye. Acquiring native Subversion libraries for your operating systemPre-compiled native clients are available for most platforms. The Subversion download page links to platform specific distributions. Ensure you get the binary that includes JavaHL bindings, as well as the standard package. Also ensure that the versions of the JavaHL and standard packages match.
You can configure your Subversion client in the Server Settings section of the FishEye Administration screens, or by editing the <svn-config> section of your config.xml. If you change these settings, you need to restart FishEye.
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