Yeah, the more I think about it, that's what I'm leaning more
towards---just running a webapp on https://svn.example.com:8080 and
shelling to svnadmin for certain commands. Maybe
https://svn.example.com:8080/svnadmin/create or something.
Thanks for all the feedback.
Garret
Mark Phippard wrote:
> On Dec 31, 2007 9:16 AM, Garret Wilson <garret@globalmentor.com> wrote:
>
>> Awesome! Although it won't help me create a repository remotely, it will
>> allow me to create a local repository, which is a short-medium-term
>> solution.
>>
>> I had shied away from SVNKit before because its license forced me to
>> effectively open-source my application. After reading the license at
>> http://svnkit.com/license.html, though, it doesn't appear that
>> "redistribution" covers web applications. As I understand it, then,
>> simply depoying a web application that uses SVNKit wouldn't require me
>> to release the source code of the web application---would it?
>>
>
> Couldn't you just as easily shell out and run the svnadmin command?
> If not, then the Subversion JavaHL bindings also have this ability.
> Just look at the SVNAdmin class. Of course this also means the
> Subversion libraries themselves also have an API for this as JavaHL
> simply consumes the library API.
>
>
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