Getting Native Subversion Client to work with Fisheye on a Windows 64-bit Machine
目的
Generally the use of JavaHL libraries should improve the speed of Fisheye's indexing when compared to the built-in SVNKit, primarily of the advantage of native code
For this, we will be using SlikSVN as our native subversion as it contains DLL files for a 64-bit machine
手順説明
Depending on which version of Subversion you're using:
For Subversion 1.9
First, you would need to download two files:
- SlikSVN 64-bit version (1.9.5).
- JAR file svn-javahl1.9.jar
Note that this jar file must be used with this version of SlikSVN
For Subversion 1.8
First, you would need to download two files:
- SlikSVN 64-bit version (1.8.13).
- JAR file svnjavahl.jar
Note that this jar file must be used with this version of SlikSVN
After downloading the appropriate version of Subversion as well as the JAR file:
- Install SlikSVN. You may place the JAR file in a directory you desire
- Configure Fisheye to use those two files:
- Access
FishEye Administration >> Global Settings >> Server >> Subversion client >> Edit Details
- For the JAR field, copy the path where you had place the
svn-javahl.jar
file - For the Dynamic Library field, copy the path where the file
libsvnjavahl-1.dll
file. This file can be found where you have installed SlikSVN.
You can perform the search in SlikSVN folder for this file
- Access
Restart your Fisheye/Crucible instance
- Once restart, verify that your SVN repositories are still performing incremental indexing. You can also verify that there is no error when you access
FishEye Administration >> Global Settings >> Server >> Subversion client >> Edit Details
最終更新日 2018 年 7 月 31 日
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