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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by ratnavel ps <ra...@gmail.com> on 2007/09/10 13:12:58 UTC
Repos setup assistance needed.
HI SVN users,
I need to set up a repository to host some projects which are grouped under
some common constraints, for example like this
SVNRepos/
JAVA
- -Project1
trunk
branch
tag
--Project2
trunk
branch
tag
--Project3
trunk
branch
tag
C
--Project1
trunk
branch
tag
--Project2
trunk
branch
tag
--Project3
trunk
branch
tag
Ruby On Rails
--Project1
trunk
branch
tag
--Project2
trunk
branch
tag
--Project3
trunk
branch
tag
So that if i give my path as " path/to/SVNRepos"
it should display "JAVA,C,Ruby On Rails" as parent directories...
then on clicking Java it should display the project names under java
Later on clicking project name it should display the revisioning
structure...
Suggest me how to setup such a repository.........
If possible explain me with steps, am a newbie to svn...
Thanks
Ratnavel.
Re: Repos setup assistance needed.
Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.
On Sep 10, 2007, at 08:12, ratnavel ps wrote:
> I need to set up a repository to host some projects which are
> grouped under some common constraints, for example like this
[snip]
> So that if i give my path as " path/to/SVNRepos"
> it should display "JAVA,C,Ruby On Rails" as parent directories...
>
> then on clicking Java it should display the project names under java
>
> Later on clicking project name it should display the revisioning
> structure...
>
> Suggest me how to setup such a repository.........
A Subversion repository is a versioned file system. That is all. You
can put whatever files and directories in it you like. Subversion
doesn't care about the directory structure.
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Re: Repos setup assistance needed.
Posted by Maddes <ma...@arcor.de>.
Hello Ratnavel,
I'm a newbie too, as I use Subversion for only three weeks now.
I really recommend to read the free SVN book at
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ as it explains (nearly) everything.
It also states the possible ways how to setup/organise a repository,
plus a short overview of their pros and cons.
Regards
Matthias "Maddes" Bücher
http://www.maddes.net/
On 10.09.2007 15:12, ratnavel ps wrote:
> HI SVN users,
>
> I need to set up a repository to host some projects which are grouped
> under some common constraints, for example like this
>
> SVNRepos/
>
> JAVA
> - -Project1
> trunk
> branch
> tag
> --Project2
> trunk
> branch
> tag
> --Project3
> trunk
> branch
> tag
> C
> --Project1
> trunk
> branch
> tag
> --Project2
> trunk
> branch
> tag
> --Project3
> trunk
> branch
> tag
> Ruby On Rails
> --Project1
> trunk
> branch
> tag
> --Project2
> trunk
> branch
> tag
> --Project3
>
> trunk
> branch
> tag
>
> So that if i give my path as " path/to/SVNRepos"
> it should display "JAVA,C,Ruby On Rails" as parent directories...
>
> then on clicking Java it should display the project names under java
>
> Later on clicking project name it should display the revisioning
> structure...
>
> Suggest me how to setup such a repository.........
>
> If possible explain me with steps, am a newbie to svn...
>
> Thanks
> Ratnavel.
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Re: Repos setup assistance needed.
Posted by Rainer Sokoll <R....@intershop.de>.
On Mon, Sep 10, 2007 at 06:42:58PM +0530, ratnavel ps wrote:
> I need to set up a repository to host some projects which are grouped under
> some common constraints, for example like this
>
> SVNRepos/
>
> JAVA
> - -Project1
> C
> --Project1
> Ruby On Rails
> --Project1
>
> So that if i give my path as " path/to/SVNRepos"
> it should display "JAVA,C,Ruby On Rails" as parent directories...
You mean children, not parents, I assume?
Look for SVNParentPath and SVNListParentPath.
Rainer
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