ok, forget my previous post. I guess I'll have a look at svnClientAdapter.
chris
Zitat von Mark Phippard <MarkP@softlanding.com>:
> Christian Sell <christian.sell@netcologne.de> wrote on 07/20/2005 04:31:06
> AM:
>
> > regarding JavaSVN, it seems that IDEA in the upcoming 5.0 version will
> deliver a
> > subversion client based on JavaSVN. As I know them, the jetbrains people
> > usually do a superior job without compromises, so I would assume that
> JavaSVN
> > filled all their needs. Wouldnt it be good to make JavaSVN
> support/integration
> > more easy and seamless for subclipse, too?
>
> We have carved out the necessary basics in svnClientAdapter to have a
> JavaSVN adapter. And some initial work has been done by Cedric, one of
> our committers. But he does not seem to have much time available to work
> on this and no one else has stepped up to help. If the work on this
> adapter was finished, it could just become a third option in our
> preferences and perhaps someday would even become our default.
>
> If someone in the community wants to step up just checkout the
> svnClientAdapter project and start hacking. It comes with a decent test
> suite that can exercise the adapter.
>
> Mark
>
>
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Christian Sell
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