svn weird error

I'm getting an error when i try to commit changes to my project, it's complaining about path not found (on the repository)

$ svn ci -m"common CF01ServerProxy"
Sending        src\com\...\TransportClient.java
Adding         src\com\...\app\common\TransportDestination.java
Deleting       src\com\...\app\common\transport\Codec.java
svn: Commi开发者_StackOverflow社区t failed (details follow):
svn: '/public/!svn/bc/Common/trunk/src/com//common/transport/serialisers/Serialiser.java' path not found

I can't understand how can I fix that

If you look at the svn path, the last line, It has two forward slashes after com:

Common/trunk/src/com//common

My guess would be that is causing the issue and the path needs to be reset for that repository

Acording to this thread, you aren't pointing correctly to your repository

http://svn.haxx.se/users/archive-2007-06/0600.shtml

http://svn.haxx.se/users/archive-2007-06/0613.shtml

In the Terminal, you could go into your existing working copy, the one you use with svnX, and type "svn info", which will show you the correct URL.

I am not sure why SVN behaves this way, the issue was due to the deleted file/directory never actually been created in the repository.

it could be actually an issue with the client (subclipse in this case)

I was inside eclipse, I created a class, and then I add it to svn (without commiting, so nothing went to the repository) and then I renamed it (so it marks it as a delete and add a different)

and then when I tried to commit, it tried to delete the first instance which was never created... that's my theory

to fix it, I had to revert the directory, and then add the file, and then commit, and then delete it and then commit again..... not ideal