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Tommaso Cereghetti

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Jul 23, 2010, 4:24:16 PM7/23/10
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Hello

I'm an ABAP developer. I would like to connect my system with a svn repository.

My idea is that I comunicate the source code of every program, when the program is saved.

All the others access to the svn (look up, diff, ecc.) should be done with an external client (still to be defined, but it is really of secondary importance).

What is the minimum I've to develop to reach my goal?
Is there a WebService interface to svn?
How complex is to develop to direct over http?
Is there any "http" simple "bridge" between a generic development system an svn?

Thank you & regards,
qawse

Bob Archer

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Jul 23, 2010, 4:40:57 PM7/23/10
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> I'm an ABAP developer. I would like to connect my system with a svn
> repository.
>
> My idea is that I comunicate the source code of every program, when
> the program is saved.
>
> All the others access to the svn (look up, diff, ecc.) should be
> done with an external client (still to be defined, but it is really
> of secondary importance).
>
> What is the minimum I've to develop to reach my goal?

You should probably read the first few chapters of the svn book at svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/svn-book.html especially the first chapter.

But very simple answers to your question would be:

> Is there a WebService interface to svn?

WebDav not web service.

> How complex is to develop to direct over http?

http is one of the commonly used protocols an svn client uses to talk to an svn server.

> Is there any "http" simple "bridge" between a generic development
> system an svn?

I don't know what this means.

BOb


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