| Error | Resolution |
| When selecting subversion as the current VCS the following error is displayed: cannot load dll | 1. Either the dll is not in the bin directory 2.The dll failed to load due to failure in dependencies. Check if the subversion client has been installed correctly and that dependent dlls can be found. |
| When selecting subversion as the current VCS the following error is displayed: svnup.jar is not in the classpath (some something of that nature) | Verify the size of all jars downloaded. They are at least 30KB each. Try to open them up with Winzip or Stuffit. |
| When you get the following message: Subversion integration requires javahl module from subversion in %PATH%, even though you have svnjavahl already installed in the IntelliJ plugin directory | Check if the Subversion’s dll(s) have not been doubled somewhere else. The situation I have come across was when I had other versions of libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll in WINNT\system32 dir. Then either try to remove the duplication or make IntelliJ to load the Subversion’s dlls before any other (for instance run IntelliJ with custom PATH variable where subversion\bin dir is ahead of any other path) |