On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 5:29 PM, Parikh, Bhavin
<Bhavin.Parikh_at_nielsen.com> wrote:
> Thanks for quick response.
>
> I have been looking Java API for subversion to access/commit/update
> remote repository from another server. I am hoping that with JAVA API, I
> won't have to install subversion client on the server from where I want
> to access the repository remotely. Through Java API, my local
> application will access or commit or update in the remote repository
> with only one or more jars without any subversion installation.
>
> I see there are two options as Java API - svnClientAdapter and SVNKit. I
> do not know the real differences between them. I just downloaded source
> code for svnClientAdapter and started experiments with this library.
> Where can I find some samples or documents for using svnClientAdapter
> API? svnClientAdapter will be enough for what I want to accomplish?
You should probably be looking at SVNKit.
svnClientAdapter is not really an API per-se. It is an abstraction
layer that lets you plugin in an API (JavaHL, SVNKit, or CLI). Of
those, only SVNKit is pure Java. the others require the native SVN
binaries. So if you want to write pure Java, you should probably just
write directly to SVNKit. They provide a lot of docs.
--
Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
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