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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by "Prajapati, Paresh" <pp...@fnni.com> on 2006/11/13 23:06:02 UTC

Question about SVN

I have a project in RAD 6 which is connected to SVN repository. The
project is a dynamic web application. The vendor for this web
application has released a which is written with a newer version of JSP
and Java Servlet specifications. When I want to import the new EAR file
(which I got with the patch) RAD doesn't allow me do that as the JSP and
Servlet specifications of the new and old web applications don't match.
I want to disconnect the project from SVN, delete the application from
my RAD environment, install the new patched web application in RAD and
then connect back to SVN so that I have the newer version of this web
application in SVN. But when I tried to do that SVN doesn't allow that
and created a new project in SVN.

Is there any way in SVN that disconnected project (it has the same name
as the existing project in SVN) can be checked in on top of the existing
project ? 

Your early response is highly appreciated.

Thanks,
Paresh Prajapati
Lead Programmer/ Analyst
Enterprise Technology Services
Ext: 6606
Stop Code: 3165


Re: Question about SVN

Posted by Bob Hiestand <bo...@gmail.com>.
On 11/13/06, Prajapati, Paresh <pp...@fnni.com> wrote:

[...]

> Is there any way in SVN that disconnected project (it has the same name as
> the existing project in SVN) can be checked in on top of the existing
> project ?

Without addressing the RAD context, you can delete a directory from
SVN completely, commit it, and then probably run whatever process adds
it again.

Bob

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