Example URL then....

[The Original <ma...@ntlworld.com>]

Hi All,

This is still related to my question of svn through a web browser.  So say I wanted to checkout some files through a browser, what URL would I use?  Also checking in files, what URL should I use?

Say I have a structure:-

/+
  -project1
      +
       -file1.c
       -file1.o
       -Makefile1
  -project2
      +
       -file2.c
       -file2.o
       -Makefile2

Can I checkout one of the projects through a web browser?  If so what would be the URL ?

Thanks,

Mark A Evans


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Re: Example URL then....

[Karl Fogel <kf...@newton.ch.collab.net>]

The Original <ma...@ntlworld.com> writes:
> This is still related to my question of svn through a web browser.
> So say I wanted to checkout some files through a browser, what URL
> would I use?  Also checking in files, what URL should I use?
> 
> Can I checkout one of the projects through a web browser?  If so
> what would be the URL ?

It depends on your Apache configuration.  The repository URL could be
anywhere under your hostname; even the number of path components
leading to the repository is not fixed, but determined by a config
file.  It need bear no relation to the repository's location on disk.

(What documentation have you read about setting up a DAV server?)

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Re: Example URL then....

[Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>]

The Original <ma...@ntlworld.com> writes:

> Hi All,
> 
> This is still related to my question of svn through a web browser.
> So say I wanted to checkout some files through a browser, what URL
> would I use?  Also checking in files, what URL should I use?

Once again, you can't use a web browser to check in files.  At least,
not unless you activate the "autoversioning" feature.  Read about it
in the WebDAV appendix of the subversion book.

> Can I checkout one of the projects through a web browser?  If so
> what would be the URL ?

What does "checkout" mean to you?  Create a Subversion working copy?
If so, then no, you can't use a web browser.  Do you just want to HTTP
"GET" certain files?  That works fine.  Just point your browser at the
public URL of any file within the repository. 

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