Eclipse VisualSVN svn E175002 error: java.lang.NumberFormatException

Question

So this error occurs when I try to add a new repository location in Eclipse. However, I am sure that the URL and authentication data (username and password) are valid. The error looks like this:

and this happens when I use https://localhost/svn/TestSVN as the url. I understand that I have replaced the name of my PC with localhost , but the same error occurs when I use the name of my PC. When I installed TortoiseSVN and VisualSVN-Server, I did not make any custom installations, so for the most part the installations were based on the default settings. I also used all the default settings when creating the repository, TestSVN . I have successfully downloaded all the Subversive SVN Team Provider tools, as well as the SVN Connector (SVNKit 1.8.12), since I have successfully added other placements of the SVN repository, not VisualSVN, for Eclipse. I'm not sure if this helps, but here is a screenshot of my VisualSVN,

I should also note that I tried disabling my firewall, as well as disabling skype or other applications that might interfere with port 443, but these options did not bring me much benefit.

EDIT: I used this tutorial to configure SVN with Eclipse and at 10:38. I precisely follow what the user does and gets the error above, I enter the correct information and click "Next / Done".

EDIT 2: This issue has now been fixed in a subversive for Eclipse Neon since September 1, 2016.

Answer 1

I had the same problem with eclipse neon, except for "for input String bf". I don’t know what happened, but uninstalling the SVN Team provider and installing the version from the mars software site ( http://download.eclipse.org/releases/mars ) with SVNKit 1.7.14 worked for me.

Answer 2

Bug fixed 4.6.1.

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This seems to be a new bug in Eclipse / Subversive or one of their components: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=499529

If you have a problem, vote for https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=499529 and wait for the fix.

Answer 3

In my case, I was looking for the problem back to the modified certificate. The SVN client in eclipse was not able to process the string from SVN and asked to import and confirm the server certificate. In my case, in "... To enter the string" xx "...", "xx" was actually the first part of the certificate in hex. I went to a command line command, answered "p" (I imported the certificate on an ongoing basis), and SVL volila eclipse worked again.

Answer 4

Thus, in addition to the answer posted by Ιώσηπος Μπεκενμπάουερ, I found another way to avoid the error posted in my question. Besides downloading the version of the disruptive version of Mars, you can also use the path to the repository on your computer, rather than the http link. For example, my repository named TestSVN was in a folder named Repositories on drive C, so instead I used C:\Repositories\TestSVN instead of the URL. Please note that this will not apply to every answer, but if it is really applicable, then it will work, but be sure to follow the answer Ιώσηπος Μπεκενμπάυυρ if it does not apply to you.

EDIT: This issue has now been fixed in a subversive for Eclipse Neon since September 1, 2016.