STS 2.8.1 crash when synchronizing with svn repositories

[ellebana]

Hi there..
First I'm using sts 2.8.1, running on 4GB windows 32 bit with jdk1.6.0_23.
When I'm trying to synchronize my project with the svn repository my sts always crash so i re-installed another sts and try to synchronize again my project but still it didn't work.
It says: Java was started but returned exit code = 1.
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[Martin Lippert]

Hi!

Do you see a crash log file somewhere in your STS installation directory? Possibly in the configuration subdirectory? Would be interesting if there is something logged there.

Since this seems to be related to the SVN adaptor, I would try to install "the other one" to see if that solves the problem. I guess you used the Dashboard to install an SVN connector, there are Subclipse as well as Subversive.

HTH,
Martin

[ellebana]

Hi!
Thanks for the reply.
Well I checked if there is a crash log file in the configuration subdirectory but I can't see any log there.
And also I used the Subclipse.

[Martin Lippert]

Hey!

Do you see a log file in the main STS directory (aside of the executable)? If it is a hard JVM crash, it might be there... Or anything related in the Error Log view after restarting STS?

And did you try Subversive as an alternative to Subclipse?

HTH,
Martin

[ellebana]

Hi there!
Again, thanks for the reply.
I haven't tried the Subversive yet and yes I found a log file.
Here it is:
part1.txt
part2.txt
part3.txt
I cut it into 3 bcoz it exceeds to this forums size limit.

[Martin Lippert]

Hi!

I looked at the log files and they clearly indicate that this is a crash in the native code parts of Subclipse. I would submit this as a bug to the Subclipse project (I could do that for you, but I guess I will not be able to answer follow-up questions that refer to your configuration, etc, so I think it would be the best if you would submit that bug directly: http://subclipse.tigris.org/).

As a workaround, you could try to update the Subclipse component to the latest release (via the update site: http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.8.x). Maybe that solves the problem.

As an alternative, you could also configure the pure Java client library in the preferences for your SVN adapter (Preferences -> Team -> SVN) to avoid using the native lib.

(or try Subversive, if nothing else helps)

HTH,
Martin