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RE: using SVN repo as a regular website with apache

From: Rob Hubbard <rob.hubbard_at_softel.co.uk>
Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2009 14:54:41 -0000

> > My requirement is a bit tricky. Due to company's limitations, I
> > would very much like to host my javadoc website over SVN.
> >
> > The SVN repos are accessible through apache in a very
> classic mode.
> > Is there anyway to add a property to the folder so the dav_svn
> > doesn't process is as a simple source output, but "gives back the
> > hand" to classic HTML processing?
>
> You may not be thrilled with the speed, going this way. Have you
> considered serving out of a working copy?

Possibly a post-commit hook could be used to have that working copy
automatically update itself following a commit, if required.
That might be especially easy if the working copy is hosted on the same
machine as the repository.

Rob.

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