Java Development

[chriskeith]

Folks-

I'm trying to use Subversion to track my source code. I'm using TortoiseSVN as my client software. I checked in my java files, my Eclipse .project and .classpath and my JDP file. I then deleted the whole Subversion project and got clean code from SVN. I now get the following error when I do a clean:

Build problems
  Errors during build.
    Errors running builder 'BlackBerry Resources Builder' on project 'KitchenValet'.
    Could not compile file
    java.io.FileNotFoundException: C:\Documents and Settings\Christopher Keith\My Documents\fCode\KitchenValet\src\com\KitchenValet\.svn\ent.rrh (The system cannot find the file specified)
 

I don't understand why the development system is looking for a file in a .svn directory. FYI, here is the contents of my jdp file. The lines containng ".svn" in the "ExcludeFromBuildAll" section seem to have been added when I ran Eclipse after getting clean source:

## RIM Java Development Environment
# RIM Project file
#
# This file is generated and managed by BlackBerry developer tools.
# It SHOULD NOT BE modified manually.
#
AddOn=0
AlwaysBuild=0
[AlxImports
]
AutoRestart=0
[ClassProtection
]
[CustomBuildFiles
]
[CustomBuildRules
]
[DefFiles
]
[DependsOn
]
ExcludeFromBuildAll=0
[Files
src\.svn\entries
src\com\.svn\entries
src\com\KitchenValet\.svn\entries
src\com\KitchenValet\.svn\text-base\KitchenValetApp.java.svn-base
src\com\KitchenValet\.svn\text-base\KitchenValetScreen.java.svn-base
src\com\KitchenValet\KitchenValetApp.java
src\com\KitchenValet\KitchenValetScreen.java
]
HaveAlxImports=0
HaveDefs=0
HaveImports=0
[Icons
]
[ImplicitRules
]
[Imports
]
Listing=0
Options=-quiet
OutputFileName=KitchenValet
[PackageProtection
]
RibbonPosition=0
[RolloverIcons
]
RunOnStartup=0
StartupTier=7
SystemModule=0
Type=0
UserData=|src

Thanks In Advance for any help.

[chriskeith · Accepted solution]

Followup: I finally just set up two different directories, one for code editing and another for checking code in and out. Mildly tedious to copy files back and forth, but I am now able to get work done on both of my dev machines.

[mfaulise]

Has this issue been properly addressed yet?

[chriskeith]

This still happens to me. I'm just kludging around it by having a "working" directory separate from my SVN directory. Takes a little housekeeping when copying files around, but it gets me past the problem.

[tylerc]

I have been having this problem as well. I am using the eclipse full install from the website and tortoiseSVN as well. I need a better fix than copying sourcefiles around by hand.

[aditya_BB]

I am also having same issue.

I am doing a similar thing, one folder for SVN, another for Eclipse.

Any fixes / any other suggestions ?

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Aditya

[dinoderek]

I'm experiencing the same problem using the BlackBerry Eclipse Plug-in + TortoiseSVN.

Is there anyone who was able to use the BlackBerry JDE Plug-In with a SVN-managed project, maybe by using Eclipse SVN integration plug-ins?

[tylerc]

Here is another thread on the same topic, I couldn't get MSohm's suggestion to work. If it works for you please post your solution.

http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/Errors-with-Eclipse-JDE-Plug-In-and-Subversi...

[tylerc]

Not sure if other people are experiencing this problem. The solution I found was to turn off auto building (if its already off turn it on and turn it off again). Its the last menu item under projects. To build select "build active blackberry configuration" under the projects menu. Seems to work for me.