> Either I open the repository to the path I'm going to use
> OR
> if I open using the editor, I must open each subdirectory individually.
>
> But what I cannot do is use the editor to open a directory using a full path
> (e.g. /cs/test).
Yes, your assumptions are correct.
Alexander Kitaev,
TMat
Thanks for the response Alexander.
So, to summarize, I have two choices.
Either I open the repository to the path I'm going to use
OR
if I open using the editor, I must open each subdirectory individually.
But what I cannot do is use the editor to open a directory using a full path
(e.g. /c
Hello Jim,
To modify a file at /cs/test directory, do the following:
1. Create repository with URL http://scm.mydomain.com/repo/cs/test -
this is repository location and this will be commit editor root.
2. Call ISVNEditor like that:
editor.openRoot(-1);
editor.openFile("file.txt", -1) // file pa
Hi all,
I'm just getting started using SVNKit (v. 1.7.9) and have a question I hope
someone will be able to answer.
I've been able to read files from the repository without any trouble, but I'm
unable to write to it apparently because my login does not have write
permission to the repository r
