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I'm new to SVN but I managed to install a server on my server and get it to load the respositories from the web (using uberSVN) but when I try to connect to it in eclipse using Subversive I keep getting am error reading "svn: handshake failed, received: ' " For my url I'm using "svn://mydomain.com:3690/svn" I have no problem connecting to the server through TortoiseSVN so I know the problem is not with the server. I know this is a noob question, but any help is greatly appreciated :)
Make sure the svn client used in Eclipse is compatible with the svn version for the server. Also check TortoiseSVN version and compare with what you got in Eclipse. Per my experience, there are some major incompatibilities between SVN 1.4.x and 1.6.x.
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I wonder separately install KSQLdb amid Kafka when Kafka was installed from officail distributive?
There is no standalone package
The Docker image mentioned in the docs is built from the source code on Github, then configures the ksql-server.properties file and runs ksql-server-start, which is what you would need to do as well, starting with mvn package of the source, then finding the appropriate rest-server JAR files
You can also chime in on this Github issue with the same question
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I was trying to commit my files from eclipse to SVN. It started failing recently.
I was able to commit using the SVNT native client without any issues.
This is the error that I am getting.
Some of selected resources were not committed.
svn: E175002: Connection has been shutdown: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: Received fatal alert: handshake_failure
svn: E175002: OPTIONS request failed on '/netsuite/NetSuite/ncr'
I upgraded to latest tortoise svn, I upgraded eclipse to eclipse:mars. But still not luck.
I had to uninstall the SVNKIT(optional package and install Native JAVAHL Packages for 64bit from the eclipse marketplace. That finally solved my issue.
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Trying to install PGSQL on Windows Server 2008 SP2 (not R2) x86_32.
Got errors like "Problem running post-install step. Installation may not complete correctly. Failed to start the database server" and something like that.
And also installation doesn't fill data directory - it empty.
I tried start PGSQL manually via pg_ctl(register and start) and initdb, but nothing works.
Reinstalled many times with removing postgres user via Computer Management and his folder. Again, no result.
Guys, maybe you have good manuals or experience about deploying PGSQL on Server 2008?
Anyone else running issues should read Common installation errors, Troubleshooting Installation and the Guide to reporting problems.
This known issue with some Windows systems is documented there, and advice on how to report issues with enough info to get an answer (including installer logs, etc) is also provided.
I've got solution.
http://forums.enterprisedb.com/posts/list/2448.page
Just register vbscript.dll and associate VBS files with scripting engine.
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I'm trying to connect Eclipse (Helios v3.6) to a Crucible server (v2.3) to be able to start and perform code reviews from the IDE, but after installing the Atlassian Connector I try to add a new Task server but I only see Bamboo and Jira.
I also noticed that in the documentation and in the plugin installation it says that Crucible and FishEye connectors are obsolete.
Has someone has figured out how to connect Eclipse to a Crucible server and enable code reviews?
Thanks
After searching a bit, it looks like the last version of the Atlassian Connector to support Crucible is 2.3.
Extract from the official Atlassian website regarding Connector 3.0 release:
Crucible reviews and some FishEye features have been removed in this version of the Connector. In the Atlassian Connector for Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA you will no longer be able to:
Create Reviews
View Reviews
Perform Reviews
Open files in FishEye
And it looks like there is no plan to support it again in future releases...
Not sure why the support http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/IDEPLUGIN/Working+with+Crucible+Reviews+in+Eclipse (does not work anymore) was removed but here are the eclipse update links before these are removed as well
The last version of the connector containing Crucible support is 2.3.0:
For Eclipse 3.5 and 3.6 — http://update.atlassian.com/atlassian-eclipse-plugin/2.3.0/e3.5
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How can I install Selenium IDE on Firefox 5.0?
Selenium IDE 1.0.11 is incompatible with Firefox 5.0.
However, according to Selenium IDE release notes, Selenium IDE 1.0.12 will be compatible with Firefox 5.0.
While Selenium IDE 1.0.12 is not yet formally released, an early build is available for download. (A direct link to the download is provided in the comment thread.)
The link you find there will initiate the automatic Firefox add-on install (after a redirect).