Re: Access file through URL

>> The TSVN's Repo-browser is the tool for the job - use it.
>
> I know that if you enter this URL you end up with the Repo browser,
> but I
> don't want to use that. That's the whole point :)

Then you've chosen the wrong tool. The repo-browser is a repository
browser, not a file viewer.

> If I go to that specific URL I'd like to get the text file (in this
> case)
> directly. I don't want any GUI I need to click through, just the
> content
> of the file I entered in the URL.

I can think of three things you can do.

1. Continue using TSVN, navigate to the URL that contains the file you
want to look at, right-click on that file, select "Open with..." and
proceed to select whatever viewer gives you the warm fuzzies.

2. Set up an Apache server to act as the layer between your client and
Subversion. This method with give you the exact behaviour you desire.

3. Use the Subversion command line client with the "cat" subcommand.

/bs

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Received on Fri Feb 17 19:31:03 2006