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Re: svn client on mac os 9.2

From: Ryan Schmidt <subversion-2005_at_ryandesign.com>
Date: 2005-08-04 14:18:32 CEST

On 04.08.2005, at 14:10, Dmitry Amelchenko wrote:

> I wish it was my chose to move away from the mac os 9 -- one of
> those nasty
> clients requirements.
> First of all i'm new to mac in general.
> And i should probably define my problem in more detailed way.
> Basically what i'm trying to do, i'm writing a standalone flash
> application
> (that has to run on any platform -- mac os 9.2 is unfortunately the
> main
> chose). I need to be able to on a click of a button either invoke
> some action
> script function that does the svn update (i believe there is no AS
> API for
> subversion yet), or invoke some external svn command that does the
> update (and
> from what i'm getting it's just not possible on mac).
> Perhaps doing something fancy with webdav could solve my problem
> (but i'm also
> new to web dav as well :) )
>
> Anyways, i don't expect that someone would have a feasable solution
> to my
> requirements problem (as well as to my ignorance), but in case
> someone has any
> ideas -- PLEASE HEEEEELP!!!!

What Ben said is going to be key:

On 04.08.2005, at 06:08, Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:

> Does APR build on OS 9.2? If not, neither Subversion client or
> server will build. Subversion is only as portable as APR is.

According to the release announcement for the latest version of APR
[1], it supports UNIX, Windows, Netware, Mac OS X, OS/2 and BeOS.
Those operating systems are not similar to Mac OS 9, so I don't think
APR will work on OS 9. (You could ask on their mailing list [2] to
make sure.) And if there's no APR, there can be no Subversion.

[1] http://www.apache.org/dist/apr/Announcement.html
[2] http://apr.apache.org/mailing-lists.html

As to the WebDAV idea, if you can find a WebDAV client for OS 9 (or
if one is built-in... I honestly forget now...) then you could
connect to a repository that way. There would be no updating of a
working copy, of course; the view you see over WebDAV would always be
the head of the repository.

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