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Hello there,<br />
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I am trying to update my local copy of project from the server and when I right click on the parent folder and select Update. I get this error. 
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he xml response contains invalid xml 
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. On the server when I check the log i see this error 
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Working copy path 'resources/hbm/City.hbm.xm<wbr />l' does not exist in repository [404, #160013] 
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I am using Tortoisesvn and VisualSVN server. Please help me to resolve this issue. <br />
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cheers<br />
&nbsp;Zolf
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Hello there,

I am trying to update my local copy of project from the server and when I right click on the parent folder and select Update. I get this error. he xml response contains invalid xml . On the server when I check the log i see this error Working copy path 'resources/hbm/City.hbm.xml' does not exist in repository [404, #160013] .
I am using Tortoisesvn and VisualSVN server. Please help me to resolve this issue. 

cheers
 Zolf

Tortoisesvn is out of date you have to update your working copy first

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