Hi leonpard,
Thanks for the followup. When a team project is created, Axure RP will ask you to specify a directory to save the project in and then automatically create a new folder inside that directory with the name of the team project. To retrieve a local copy of that team project, the project’s entire folder path must be entered into the “Team Directory” field of the “Get Team Project” dialog. If the path in the Team Directory field is pointing to the overall repository instead of the team project itself, you’ll see an error message indicating that the team project path is invalid (as you’re seeing). If that same path is entered into the Team Project History Browser, however, the history browser will still show any general changes that were made to the overall repository.
That said, would the team project you’re trying to get a local copy happen to be named “custompartol”? If it isn’t, what is your team project named? Can you try adding the team project’s name to the end of the directory path and see if that allows you to successfully get a local copy? For example, if your team project is named “test_project”, you’ll need to enter “https://192.168.3.7/svn/custompartol/test_project” as the full team directory path.
If you or a colleague already has a local copy of the team project in question, you can also check the project’s exact team directory path by opening the local copy and going to “Team > Browse Team Project History”. The project’s directory path will appear in the “Team Directory” field; you’ll want to use the path shown there when getting local copies of that team project.
Please let me know if you’re running into trouble with any of the above, or if you’re still seeing the error after entering your team project’s full path. I’ll be standing by!