Re: Java svn client?

Hi,

beginning about two months ago I started to work on a java svn library with the
intention to have a java svn GUI up and running soon....

Development got pretty slow on my side over the last weeks due lack of spare time...

I wanted to avoid a remake of all of the svn implementation and decided to
build a java layer that rests upon a native library (using JNI).

Thought it would be faster to have such an interface up. Of course this attempt
lacks beauty of design (platform independence as major issue). Also it would
be pretty hard to have local repository access without DAV, because then
you had to implement really all of the details of svn.

But of course I am very interested to hear about every idea other people have
about how to do this...

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Sincerely
Alexander Mueller
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Murray Altheim schrieb:
> Daniel Stenberg wrote:
> >
> > On Fri, 5 Oct 2001, Murray Altheim wrote:
> >
> > > I'd be most grateful if someone could point me to some existing Java
> > > source that had some basic client-server add/modify/delete functionality.
> >
> > Searching the mailing list archive is a very good start:
> > http://subversion.tigris.org/servlets/SearchList?listName=dev
> >
> > This made me find Jacob Smullyan's posted intentions to write a Java client
> > library back in July:
> > http://subversion.tigris.org/servlets/ReadMsg?msgId=31151&listName=dev
>
> Ah, yes -- I'd actually seen that same message when I did a Web search,
> which unfortunately on "subversion java client" revealed no mention of
> any other projects, hence my message into this list. The one thing that
> does show up is SkunkDAV* (coincidentally or not also by Jacob Smullyan),
> which I'm currently investigating. Not quite so simple as a Java client
> for svn, but nevertheless very interesting in its own right.
>
> Thanks much,
>
> Murray
>
> * http://skunkdav.sourceforge.net/
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