Re: request for simple example: commit or update a file with java

"Robert Koberg" <rob@koberg.com> writes:

> Hi,
>
> Am I asking something totally stupid? Can anybody give me some hints
> (offlist if this is an offtopic question)?

Stupid? Heck, no. You just asked on a weekend. :-)

> > Can anybody post a simple, basic example of the best way to perform a
> > commit or update from within a java app? Lets say the app lives on
> > the same machine as the subversion repos. Is there any way to pass
> > the commit info as headers in a http response? Is the only way,
> > currently, to do a Runtime.exec()? Any advice is appreciated.

Currently, yes, you'll need to use something like Runtime.exec() --
effectively running system() on the Subversion command-line client.
The Java SWIG bindings aren't yet mature enough for you to use them
directly. Contributions here would be appreciated, of course.

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Received on Mon Nov 4 16:19:47 2002