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    copied!<p>I'm a consulting at a government agency. We have high security requirements all through the development process. Amongst other things, we are required to connect to our subversion repository over svn+ssh with private keys. We are also bringing in some Oracle tech which requires us to develop in JDeveloper (11.1.1.3). Our worksations run Vista.</p> <p>JDeveloper supports svn, by default through SVNKit, but also through JavaHL. SVNKit supports svn+ssh with private keys. You can set the system property <em>svnkit.ssh2.key=path/to/private/key/file</em> to identify the key. I've tried setting this in my jdev.conf and I can see it's been set under Help/About/Properties, but I still get <em>svn: authentication failed. Please check your username and password.</em></p> <p>I've also tried getting JDeveloper to use JavaHL. Supposedly, you just install a binary distribution of svn, put the JavaHL DLL in the <em>bin</em> directory of the svn installation and make sure it is on the system path. I've tried this with the latest dists from both CollabNet and Slik, and an old svn-1.3.2 I found (JDev docs refer to this version). Supposedly, this should allow you to choose your svn implementation under Tools/Preferences/Versioning/Subversion, but only SVNKit shows up.</p> <p>My questions:</p> <ol> <li>Has anyone gotten svn+ssh with private key to work with SVNKit in JDeveloper?</li> <li>Has anyone gotten JDeveloper to use JavaHL instead of SVNKit?</li> <li>Has anyone gotten svn+ssh with private key to work with JavaHL in JDeveloper?</li> </ol> <p>Obviously, if you answer 'yes' to any of the above, I'm interested in how? ;-)</p> <p>Kind regards,</p> <p>Lars Johansson</p>
 

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