After two nights of hard work, I finally got this set of things done.
Environment: Ubuntu 12.10 eclipse3.7 svn1.8 javahl1.7
1. Install eclipse
I chose to manually download the latest version from the official website. The latest version is 4.2, but 4.2 shows some bugs in Ubuntu, and some cards are running, so I feel that it is still not fully optimized. 3.7 is much better, stable, and fast. Go to the official website and go down.
2. Install SVN
Open eclipse, help-> install new software. Fill in the terminal client adapter and subversion javahl native library adapter. For example, confirm all the steps.
3. Install javahl1.7
At this time, subclipse may not work properly, because the libsvn-Java version is incorrect and the terminal runs:
Sudo add-Apt-repository PPA: Dominik-Stadler/subversion-1.7sudo apt-Get updatesudo apt-Get install libsvn-Java
You also need to modify eclipse. ini under the eclipse directory to define the path.
Add a sentence at the end
-Djava. Library. Path =/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/JNI
What I'm talking about on the internet is:
-Djava. Library. Path =/usr/lib/JNI
It should be caused by different versions.
4. Test
Start eclipse after configuration. In the svn resource library study, you can test the source with the following address:
SVN: // www.svnhost.cn/test.
Reference: incompatible javahl library loaded. 1.7.x or later required.-http://www.blogchen.com/archives/587.html