Hi Dmitry, Thanks! That was fast! I will try the SVNPropertyValue approach. I thought of the SVNLog based approach, but gave it up do to the potential performance problems.
Regards, Aravinda On Tue, Jul 23, 2013 at 3:20 PM, Dmitry Pavlenko <pavle...@tmatesoft.com>wrote: > Hello Aravinda, > > You can get value of svn:date revision property using > SVNRepository#getRevisionPropertyValue method: > > SVNPropertyValue propertyValue = > svnRepository.getRevisionPropertyValue(revision, > SVNRevisionProperty.DATE); > String stringValue = SVNPropertyValue.getPropertyAsString(propertyValue); > SVNDate date = SVNDate.parseDate(stringValue); > long timeInMicroSeconds = date.getTimeInMicros(); > > Alternatively (but maybe this will be a bit slower), you can call > SVNRepository#log on that revision > and call getDate() on SVNLogEntry obtained. This will require additional > efforts from the server > side, but if you need some other information about that revision, reported > by SVNLogEntry, you can > use this method. > > -- > Dmitry Pavlenko, > TMate Software, > http://subgit.com/ - git-svn bridge > > > Hi all, > > > > I need to get the time-stamp corresponding to a revision number. What is > > the best way to do this conversion (revision number -> time-stamp)? > > > > Cheers, > > Aravinda > -- Aravinda Dassanayake www.virtusa.com Voice - +1 614 339 9988 IM - aravinda777 Blog - http://aravindad.blogspot.com
