Hi Wolfgang,
Wolfgang Schmiesing wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'd like to view and control a repository located on my application server from a servlet located on my webserver. The servlet should only be able to READ information and present it on the website. So all working copies should remain on the application server.
>Due to administrative issues I can only run the svnserve server on the backend at the moment.
>Now:
>Is it at all possible to implement (at least a subset of) subversion commands from a servlet?
>Which libraries are needed on the webserver to access the remote repository or do I need a full SVN installation on the webserver?
>I thought about calling some of the library functions via SWIG from within the servlet. Are there any alternatives?
>I just don't know where to start.
>
>
There is the javahl binding, which could be used for read access to the
server as an alternative. It make the commands of the command line
client available to java programms.
>
>cheers,
>
>wolfgang
>
>
Patrick
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