Looks like the SVN provicer does one encode pass too much, and re-
encodes the percent signs as %25...
/Janne
On Aug 30, 2008, at 11:28 , Juergen Weber wrote:
This is probably a Subversion problem, but maybe somebody has a
solution...
With the Subversion provider, when you rename a page containing an
umlaut in
the name (e.g. ü, u with two dots above), the page is no longer
accessible
(JSPWiki runs on UTF-8).
When I try to rename Blöd to Blüd (first two dots on an o, second
on a u),
the Subversion provider throws an exception which is the same as
the one the
svn command line says:
Path 'http://elisa/svn/wikitest/jspwiki/Bl%C3%B6d.txt' not found
The file not found is the original one.
From the svn command line it looks like this (svnkit changed the
"Blöd" page
name to
Bl%C3%B6d.txt)
$ svn --verbose list http://elisa/svn/wikitest/jspwiki|grep Bl
4309 jspwiki 7 Aug 29 18:12 Bl%C3%B6d.txt
$ svn copy http://elisa/svn/wikitest/jspwiki/Bl%C3%B6d.txt .
svn: Path 'http://elisa/svn/wikitest/jspwiki/Bl%C3%B6d.txt' not found
in revision 4309
Strange.
When I access the repository with a browser I can access the file as
http://elisa/svn/wikitest/jspwiki/Bl%25C3%25B6d.txt
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Juergen
who still thinks the Subversion provider should go into JSPWiki core.
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