First I download SvnMapper(svnmapper.tigris.org) and install it!
Then I start SvnMapper, the GUI need to input a URL of subversion, I failed in this step.
I have a local repository (means I use file://
protocol to access the repository myself alone), So I input one of my project svn URL to SvnMapper: file:///E:/myrepos/mathutil/trunk
, and click OK.
SvnMapper complains: Unable to open URL.
So I guess, SvnMapper may not support file:// protocol. Then I find a project hosted in Google code (http:// protocol), and input the project repository URL to SvnMapper, SvnMapper still complain: Unable to open URL.
What's wrong? I really need a tool like SvnMapper to show good graph representing mergeinfo.
After the URL was input, I was getting a message box about a thrown 'Softec.AprSharp.Apr' exception on my 64-bit Win7 machine.
I tracked the problem to SvnMapper.exe not having its 32-bit flag set.
To fix it, use Corflags which is part of Windows SDK installation accompanying Visual Studio 2010.
Sample command line:
corflags "C:\Program Files (x86)\SvnMapper\SvnMapper.exe" /32bit+
Obviously, you need the access privilege to modify the EXE file.
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