Andy,
I think I am perfectly using TortoiseSVN. In the Aptana Project Explorer, when I open any project and right-click on any file in the tree below, I could see Tortoise options. I am successfully able to Commit them. Even after closing Aptana, if I use Tortoise RepoBrowser or see history, I could see the revisions.
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Rohit.
> Date: Sun, 25 Oct 2009 08:13:04 -0400
> From: andy.levy_at_gmail.com
> To: users_at_tortoisesvn.tigris.org
> Subject: Re: Using Tortoise with Aptana Studio.
>
> On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 07:43, Rohit.K
> <passionate_programmer_at_hotmail.com> wrote:
> > I just started using Tortoise. After few days of tweaking with Aptana Studio
> > and Tortoise, I am finally able to integrate Tortoise with Aptana Studio.
>
> How so? Aptana Studio is built on the Eclipse platform, so you should
> be using Subclipse within Aptana.
>
> > Tortoise is a wonderful product [@Stefan. :)] and I am enjoying using it
> > with Aptana Studio, which again is a wonderful product.
> >
> > I want to know about few options:
> >
> > (1) While I am working on one machine and the repository lies there itself,
> > what is the use of "Synchronize with Repository" option? Please let me know
> > the page numbers of the Tortoise documentation where I can learn more about
> > it.
>
> Working copies never automatically sync with the repository. If you
> aren't storing anything in a repository, then you aren't using
> Subversion (or TSVN). Subversion is a client/server system, even when
> the server is also the client.
>
> > (2) While I am accessing my repository from Aptana, do I need any other way
> > to check-out my project folder? I guess, when my project lying in Aptana
> > Workspace has been integrated with Tortoise, Aptana automatically checks-out
> > my project?
>
> See above. You should be able to do everything within Aptana without
> using Tortoise at all.
>
> > But, I am using the same folder as the working folder. The documentation
> > says that when the folder is right-clicked and the Check-out option is
> > selected, Tortoise creates a working copy in an empty folder. But this is
> > not what I am experiencing while working with Aptana.
>
> Are you using TortoiseSVN to create a local repository, and then
> accessing it from within Aptana using its Subclipse plugin? If so, you
> aren't actually using TortoiseSVN for anything but creating the
> initial repository. Which is the lone Subversion "server" function
> built into TortoiseSVN.
>
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