Alexander Kitaev wrote:
>Hello,
>
>
>
>>Yes we would be happy to use your library. Actually, subclipse uses
>>svnClientAdapter which supports both javahl and command line
>>interface. SvnClientAdapter can probably adapt to your library too.
>>
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>I've checked out subclipse sources (version for Eclipse 3.0), and it seems
>that most of the methods ISVNClientAdapter could be already implemented to
>use javasvn library. I will be glad to do it myself, at least the very first
>version (but I will appreciate any help, of course!) . Am I understand
>correct that I should implement API located at
>http://svn.collab.net/repos/subclipse/trunk/svnClientAdapter/ ?
>
>>>From the first galnce, I think this first version will not support "diff",
>"switch", "annotation", "ignorePattern" and "configDirectory" related
>methods. Does the basic library functions will work without these methods?
>Of course, eventually all the methods will be implemented :)
>
>Thanks,
>Alexander Kitaev.
>
>
I think too that ISVNClientAdapter can be implemented using javasvn. And
yes, you just have to implement ISVNClientAdapter (from
http://svn.collab.net/repos/subclipse/trunk/svnClientAdapter/)
I wanted to start it but if you want to do it, it is even better !
The basic library functions will work without the methods you mentionned.
Here is a problem I saw :
ISVNWorkspace.add does not have a recurse parameter (which would take
ignored files into account)
C¨¦dric
Received on Sat Oct 16 23:42:54 2004