On 8/9/06, Robert Reil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Do these SVN's provide the functionality that everyone is talking about in
the regular SVN?
What are my GUI options for this service?
As Charlie also pointed out, the "One Click Installer" is for the
Subversion Server. The Subversion Server was initially built for
Linux, so the installation process for Windows use to be kinda
difficult. This one click GUI helps you instal on Win without doing
the hokey pokey.
As for your questions about the difference between the SVN Server and
Client. It may be best to think of the SVN server as a database that
you put your code into. The client is essentially a way to get that
data out and put it back in. So you'd "checkout" your code fromt he
Server using the Client, which will manage putting that code onto your
filesystem wherever you want. When you are done editing your code,
you use the client to pick up your most recent version of the code and
submit it back into the SVN Server (database). There are several SVN
Clients, each with it's own advantages.
-Cameron
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Cameron Childress
Sumo Consulting Inc
http://www.sumoc.com
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