I have a lot of already existed local SVN repositories on my Windows PC and TortoiseSVN on it. I also use Netbeans IDE for developing. I have problems with SVN after some updates of Netbeans and TortoiseSVN.
As I see all my projects are configured to use file:// to access repositories, and it looks like problems are connected with using such way of repository path. Can I somehow use http:// (https://) oriented paths to already existed local repositories? Or I can't and must install VisualSVN and create new repositories?
In best case I need some solution to resolve problem with already existed repositories and not to create new repos.
Yes, you should install HTTP(S) capable Subversion server such as VisualSVN Server to be able to access the repositories over HTTP(S) locally or remotely.