subversion install on Solaris

Hello,

I'm installing Subversion in Sun Solaris. The download site has the compile
package and also states:

"To use subversion, you might also need to install:
neon-0.25.5,
apache-2.0.59,
swig-1.3.29,
expat-1.95.5,
gdbm-1.8.3,
libxml2-2.6.26,
db-4.2.52.NC,
openssl-0.9.8e,
libiconv-1.11,
zlib-1.2.3,"

How do I know if I do need these? What is their purpose? I have installed
all these in the server that will host the repositories, but I'm wondering
if I need all these packages in other servers that only need to talk to
Subversion for extracting code. I.e. I would only need a "client install" of
Subversion on these servers. Is there such a thing as a client install for
Unix?

Thanks,
Beatriz.

Beatriz Stratton
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B. Stratton Consulting
3860 Haro Road
Victoria, BC Canada
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phone: (250) 477-1487
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cell: (250) 208-5539
www.bstratton.com

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