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Posted to dev@subversion.apache.org by Steve Dwire <sd...@parkcitysolutions.com> on 2004/09/01 14:54:47 UTC
.NET bindings (Was: RE: accessing subversion using COM)
Or, actually, if someone's interested in working on .NET bindings, I'd
be interested in beta testing those, as well. I *just might* even be
able to justify the time to become a participating coder in a .NET
bindings project.
Steve Dwire
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From: Steve Dwire [mailto:sdwire@parkcitysolutions.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 9:48 AM
To: alex@alexonasp.net; dev@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: RE: accessing subversion using COM
[snip]
If anyone has the time and interest to pick up the COM bindings project
again, I'll be a very willing beta tester. :-) [I wish I could afford
the time to contribute code. :-( ]
Steve Dwire
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Re: .NET bindings (Was: RE: accessing subversion using COM)
Posted by Denis Gervalle <dg...@softec.st>.
Steve,
You may be interested to have a look at
http://www.softec.st/SubversionSharp.
The project is quite recent however and has been only tested under
Linux. We have had some difficulties (and lack of time) to build
Subversion under windows with appropriate DLL to permits the dynamic
linking required.
The wrapper library is entirely written in C# using
System.Runtime.Interop and should be this way binary compatible across
platform and .NET implementation. It is currently used and tested under
Mono 1.0.1 with Subversion 1.0.6.
Documentation has to be written, but the API provided is really near the
one provided by the C client API of Subversion. For testing purpose, an
command-line svn client is under development and is a good source of
examples.
Denis
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Steve Dwire wrote:
>Or, actually, if someone's interested in working on .NET bindings, I'd
>be interested in beta testing those, as well. I *just might* even be
>able to justify the time to become a participating coder in a .NET
>bindings project.
>
>Steve Dwire
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Steve Dwire [mailto:sdwire@parkcitysolutions.com]
>Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 9:48 AM
>To: alex@alexonasp.net; dev@subversion.tigris.org
>Subject: RE: accessing subversion using COM
>
>[snip]
>
>If anyone has the time and interest to pick up the COM bindings project
>again, I'll be a very willing beta tester. :-) [I wish I could afford
>the time to contribute code. :-( ]
>
>Steve Dwire
>
>
>
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RE: .NET bindings (Was: RE: accessing subversion using COM)
Posted by Alexander Zeitler <al...@alexonasp.net>.
Hi Steve,
> Subject: .NET bindings (Was: RE: accessing subversion using COM)ta testing
those, as well. I *just might* even be
> able to justify the time to become a participating coder in a .NET
> bindings project.
>
thanks for your info's.
I would also prefer a .NET solution and beta test the Assembly.
best regards,
Alex
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RE: .NET bindings (Was: RE: accessing subversion using COM)
Posted by Arild Fines <ar...@broadpark.no>.
Steve Dwire wrote:
> Or, actually, if someone's interested in working on .NET bindings, I'd
> be interested in beta testing those, as well. I *just might* even be
> able to justify the time to become a participating coder in a .NET
> bindings project.
AnkhSVN is built on a set of .NET bindings that are separated from the Ankh
code itself. Currently, the only way to get hold of the DLLs is from the
Ankh MSI(unless you want to build it) and the only documentation is in
docstrings in the code itself, but it has been used for the odd project here
and there outside of Ankh. There is some work being done on creating a merge
module and a separate installer for these DLLs, though.
See http://ankhsvn.com/svn/finalproject/trunk/src/NSvn.Core/ for the main
body of the code.
If you're interested in working on/with these bindings to make them more
usable for projects outside AnkhSVN, please join dev@ankhsvn.
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