subversion doesn't support locking. it's not a completely complete deltav implementation, though slide 2.0 can talk to mod_dav_svn fairly well (with some quirks). it is possible to set up autoversioning on svn too (though you probably don't want to).
as for the java svn bindings, there are 2: javahl and swig. javahl is usually broken and/or out of date, the swig version is (from what i hear) fairly unusable, being generated from the c code via machine. I'm sure opinions vary on this though. javahl is currently being used by subclipse (definitely) and jsvn (i think). On Monday 15 March 2004 12:25 pm, Martin Holz wrote: > "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Hi, do you know more about the java bindings for the svn client library ? > > I never used them. > > > Or > > would you recommend using another server ? What I basically need is > > versioning information for files to be located in a central repository > > but I assume this can be done in a any good DeltaV server implementation > > ? Do you know of any ? > > If DeltaV is not a requirement subversion might be a good choice. > > > From what I understand versioning is not supported in Slide right ? > > Slide does support versioning, AFAIK slide is the only open source DeltaV > implementation. -- McClain Looney LoonSoft LLC [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
