Class SVNRepository

java.lang.Object
org.tmatesoft.svn.core.io.SVNRepository
Direct Known Subclasses:
DAVRepository, FSRepository, SVNRepositoryImpl

public abstract class SVNRepository extends java.lang.Object
The abstract class SVNRepository provides an interface for protocol specific drivers used for direct working with a Subversion repository. SVNRepository joins all low-level API methods needed for repository access operations.

In particular this low-level protocol driver is used by the high-level API (represented by the org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc package) when an access to a repository is needed.

It is important to say that before using the library it must be configured according to implimentations to be used. That is if a repository is assumed to be accessed either via the WebDAV protocol (http:// or https://), or a custom svn one (svn:// or svn+ssh://) or immediately on the local machine (file:///) a user must initialize the library in a proper way:

 //import neccessary classes
 import org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.io.fs.FSRepositoryFactory;
 import org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.io.dav.DAVRepositoryFactory;
 import org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.io.svn.SVNRepositoryFactoryImpl;
 import org.tmatesoft.svn.core.SVNURL;
 import org.tmatesoft.svn.core.io.SVNRepository;
 import org.tmatesoft.svn.core.io.SVNRepositoryFactory;
 import import org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc.SVNWCUtil;
 import import org.tmatesoft.svn.core.SVNException;
 ...
 
 //Set up connection protocols support:
 //http:// and https://
 DAVRepositoryFactory.setup();
 //svn://, svn+xxx:// (svn+ssh:// in particular)
 SVNRepositoryFactoryImpl.setup();
 //file:///
 FSRepositoryFactory.setup();
 
svn+xxx:// can be any tunnel scheme for tunneled working with a repository. xxx URL scheme is looked up in the section tunnels of the standard Subversion config file.

So, only after these setup steps the client can create http | svn | file protocol implementations of the SVNRepository abstract class to access the repository.

This is a general way how a user creates an SVNRepository driver object:

 String url="http://svn.collab.net/svn/trunk";
 String name="my name";
 String password="my password";
 repository = null;
 try { 
     repository = SVNRepositoryFactory.create(SVNURL.parseURIDecoded(url));
     ISVNAuthenticationManager authManager = 
                  SVNWCUtil.createDefaultAuthenticationManager(name, password);
     repository.setAuthenticationManager(authManager);
     ...
 } catch (SVNException e){
     e.printStackTrace();
     System.exit(1);
 }
 //work with the repository
 ... 

SVNRepository objects are not thread-safe, we're strongly recommend you not to use one SVNRepository object from within multiple threads.

Also methods of SVNRepository objects are not reenterable - that is, you can not call operation methods of an SVNRepository driver neither from within those handlers that are passed to some of the driver's methods, nor during committing with the help of a commit editor (until the editor's closeEdit() method is called).

To authenticate a user over network SVNRepository drivers use ISVNAuthenticationManager auth drivers.

Since:
1.2
Version:
1.3
See Also:
  • Field Details

    • INVALID_REVISION

      public static final long INVALID_REVISION
      Is used as an initialization value in cases, when revision is not defined, often represents HEAD revision
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    • myRepositoryUUID

      protected java.lang.String myRepositoryUUID
    • myRepositoryRoot

      protected SVNURL myRepositoryRoot
    • myLocation

      protected SVNURL myLocation
    • myLockCount

      private int myLockCount
    • myLocker

      private java.lang.Thread myLocker
    • myAuthManager

      private ISVNAuthenticationManager myAuthManager
    • myOptions

      private ISVNSession myOptions
    • myTunnelProvider

      private ISVNTunnelProvider myTunnelProvider
    • myDebugLog

      private ISVNDebugLog myDebugLog
    • myCanceller

      private ISVNCanceller myCanceller
    • myConnectionListeners

      private java.util.Collection myConnectionListeners
  • Constructor Details

  • Method Details

    • getLocation

      public SVNURL getLocation()
      Returns the repository location to which this object is set. It may be the location that was used to create this object (see SVNRepositoryFactory.create(SVNURL)), or the recent one the object was set to.
      Returns:
      a repository location set for this driver
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    • setLocation

      public void setLocation(SVNURL url, boolean forceReconnect) throws SVNException
      Sets a new repository location for this object. The ability to reset an old repository location to a new one (to switch the working location) lets a developer to use the same SVNRepository object instead of creating a new object per each repository location. This advantage gives memory & coding efforts economy.

      But you can not specify a new repository location url with a protocol different from the one used for the previous (essentially, the current) repository location, since SVNRepository objects are protocol dependent.

      If a new url is located within the same repository, this object just switches to that url not closing the current session (i.e. not calling closeSession()).

      If either a new url refers to the same host (including a port number), or refers to an absolutely different host, or this object has got no repository root location cached (hasn't ever accessed a repository yet), or forceReconnect is true, then the current session is closed, cached repository credentials (UUID and repository root directory location ) are reset and this object is switched to a new repository location.

      Parameters:
      url - a new repository location url
      forceReconnect - if true then forces to close the current session, resets the cached repository credentials and switches this object to a new location (doesn't matter whether it's on the same host or not)
      Throws:
      SVNException - if the old url and a new one has got different protocols
    • getRepositoryUUID

      public java.lang.String getRepositoryUUID()
      Deprecated.
      Returns:
      the UUID of a repository
    • getRepositoryUUID

      public java.lang.String getRepositoryUUID(boolean forceConnection) throws SVNException
      Gets the Universal Unique IDentifier (UUID) of the repository this driver is created for.
      Parameters:
      forceConnection - if true then forces this driver to test a connection - try to access a repository
      Returns:
      the UUID of a repository
      Throws:
      SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected
      SVNAuthenticationException - in case of authentication problems
    • getRepositoryRoot

      public SVNURL getRepositoryRoot()
      Deprecated.
      use #getRepositoryRoot(boolean) instead
      Returns:
      the repository root directory location url
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    • getRepositoryRoot

      public SVNURL getRepositoryRoot(boolean forceConnection) throws SVNException
      Gets a repository's root directory location. If this driver object is switched to a different repository location during runtime (probably to an absolutely different repository, see setLocation()), the root directory location may be changed. This method may need to establish connection with the repository if the information on the repository's root location has not been received yet from the repository.
      Parameters:
      forceConnection - if true then forces this driver to test a connection - try to access a repository
      Returns:
      the repository root directory location url
      Throws:
      SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected
      SVNAuthenticationException - in case of authentication problems
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    • setAuthenticationManager

      public void setAuthenticationManager(ISVNAuthenticationManager authManager)
      Sets an authentication driver for this object. The auth driver may be implemented to retrieve cached credentials, to prompt a user for credentials or something else (actually, this is up to an implementor). Also there's a default implementation - see the SVNWCUtil class for more details.
      Parameters:
      authManager - an authentication driver to provide user credentials
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    • getAuthenticationManager

      public ISVNAuthenticationManager getAuthenticationManager()
      Returns the authentication driver registered for this object.
      Returns:
      an authentication driver that is used by this object to authenticate a user over network
    • setTunnelProvider

      public void setTunnelProvider(ISVNTunnelProvider tunnelProvider)
      Sets a tunnel provider. Actually relevant only to svn+xxx:// scheme cases. The provider is responsible for matching xxx to the tunnel command string.

      If one would like to have a standard Subversion behaviour (when tunnel commands are fetched from the config file beneath the section named tunnels), he should provide a default provider (default implementation of the ISVNOptions interface). Refer to SVNWCUtil class for more details on how to get a default options driver.

      Parameters:
      tunnelProvider - a tunnel provider
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    • getTunnelProvider

      public ISVNTunnelProvider getTunnelProvider()
      Returns a tunnel provider.
      Returns:
      a tunnel provider
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    • setCanceller

      public void setCanceller(ISVNCanceller canceller)
      Sets a canceller to this object.
      Parameters:
      canceller - canceller object
      Since:
      1.2.0
    • getCanceller

      public ISVNCanceller getCanceller()
      Returns the canceller, stored in this object.
      Returns:
      canceller object
      Since:
      1.2.0
    • setRepositoryCredentials

      protected void setRepositoryCredentials(java.lang.String uuid, SVNURL rootURL)
      Caches identification parameters (UUID, rood directory location) of the repository with which this driver is working.
      Parameters:
      uuid - the repository's Universal Unique IDentifier (UUID)
      rootURL - the repository's root directory location
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    • testConnection

      public abstract void testConnection() throws SVNException
      Tries to access a repository. Used to check if there're no problems with accessing a repository and to cache a repository UUID and root directory location.
      Throws:
      SVNException - if a failure occured while connecting to a repository or the user's authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
    • getLatestRevision

      public abstract long getLatestRevision() throws SVNException
      Returns the number of the latest revision of the repository this driver is working with.
      Returns:
      the latest revision number
      Throws:
      SVNException - if a failure occured while connecting to a repository or the user's authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
    • getDatedRevision

      public abstract long getDatedRevision(java.util.Date date) throws SVNException
      Returns the recent repository revision number for the particular moment in time - the closest one before or at the specified datestamp.

      Example: if you specify a single date without specifying a time of the day (e.g. 2002-11-27) the timestamp is assumed to 00:00:00 and the method won't return any revisions for the day you have specified but for the day just before it.

      Parameters:
      date - a datestamp for defining the needed moment in time
      Returns:
      the revision of the repository for that time
      Throws:
      SVNException - if a failure occured while connecting to a repository or the user's authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
    • getRevisionProperties

      public abstract SVNProperties getRevisionProperties(long revision, SVNProperties properties) throws SVNException
      Returns unversioned revision properties for a particular revision. Property names (keys) are mapped to their values. You may use SVNRevisionProperty constants to retrieve property values from the map.
      Parameters:
      revision - a revision number
      properties - if not null then properties will be placed in this map, otherwise a new map will be created
      Returns:
      a map containing unversioned revision properties
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • revision number is invalid
      • there's no such revision at all
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
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    • setRevisionPropertyValue

      public abstract void setRevisionPropertyValue(long revision, java.lang.String propertyName, SVNPropertyValue propertyValue) throws SVNException
      Sets a revision property with the specified name to a new value.

      NOTE: revision properties are not versioned. So, the old values may be lost forever.

      Parameters:
      revision - the number of the revision which property is to be changed
      propertyName - a revision property name
      propertyValue - the value of the revision property
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • the repository is configured not to allow clients to modify revision properties (e.g. a pre-revprop-change-hook program is not found or failed)
      • revision is invalid or doesn't exist at all
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
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    • getRevisionPropertyValue

      public abstract SVNPropertyValue getRevisionPropertyValue(long revision, java.lang.String propertyName) throws SVNException
      Gets the value of an unversioned property.
      Parameters:
      revision - a revision number
      propertyName - a property name
      Returns:
      a revision property value or null if there's no such revision property
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • revision number is invalid or if there's no such revision at all.
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
    • checkPath

      public abstract SVNNodeKind checkPath(java.lang.String path, long revision) throws SVNException
      Returns the kind of an item located at the specified path in a particular revision. If the path does not exist under the specified revision, SVNNodeKind.NONE will be returned.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      Parameters:
      path - an item's path
      revision - a revision number
      Returns:
      the node kind for the given path at the given revision
      Throws:
      SVNException - if a failure occured while connecting to a repository or the user's authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
    • getFile

      public abstract long getFile(java.lang.String path, long revision, SVNProperties properties, java.io.OutputStream contents) throws SVNException
      Fetches the contents and/or properties of a file located at the specified path in a particular revision.

      If contents arg is not null it will be written with file contents.

      If properties arg is not null it will receive the properties of the file. This includes all properties: not just ones controlled by a user and stored in the repository filesystem, but also non-tweakable ones (e.g. 'wcprops', 'entryprops', etc.). Property names (keys) are mapped to property values.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      If revision is invalid (negative), HEAD revision will be used.

      Parameters:
      path - a file path
      revision - a file revision
      properties - a file properties receiver map
      contents - an output stream to write the file contents to
      Returns:
      the revision the file has been taken at
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • there's no such path in revision
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
    • getDir

      public abstract long getDir(java.lang.String path, long revision, SVNProperties properties, ISVNDirEntryHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Fetches the contents and/or properties of a directory located at the specified path in a particular revision.

      This method is the same as getDir(String, long, SVNProperties, int, ISVNDirEntryHandler) with entryFields parameter set to DIRENT_ALL.

      Parameters:
      path - a directory path
      revision - a directory revision
      properties - a directory properties receiver map
      handler - a handler to process directory entries
      Returns:
      the revision of the directory
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • path not found in the specified revision
      • path is not a directory
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
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    • getDir

      public abstract long getDir(java.lang.String path, long revision, SVNProperties properties, int entryFields, ISVNDirEntryHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Fetches the contents and/or properties of a directory located at the specified path in a particular revision with the possibility to specify fields of the entry to fetch.

      If handler arg is not null it will be dispatched information of each directory entry represented by an SVNDirEntry object.

      If properties arg is not null it will receive the properties of the file. This includes all properties: not just ones controlled by a user and stored in the repository filesystem, but also non-tweakable ones (e.g. 'wcprops', 'entryprops', etc.). Property names (keys) are mapped to property values.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      If revision is invalid (negative), HEAD revision will be used. NOTE: you may not invoke operation methods of this SVNRepository object from within the provided handler.

      Parameters:
      path - a directory path
      revision - a directory revision
      properties - a directory properties receiver map
      entryFields - a combination of fields for the entry
      handler - a handler to process directory entries
      Returns:
      the revision of the directory
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • path not found in the specified revision
      • path is not a directory
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
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    • getFileRevisions

      public int getFileRevisions(java.lang.String path, long startRevision, long endRevision, ISVNFileRevisionHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Retrieves interesting file revisions for the specified file.

      A file revision is represented by an SVNFileRevision object. Each file revision is handled by the file revision handler provided. Only those revisions will be retrieved in which the file was changed. The iteration will begin at the first such revision starting from the startRevision and so on - up to the endRevision. If the method succeeds, the provided handler will have been invoked at least once.

      For the first interesting revision the file contents will be provided to the handler as a text delta against an empty file. For the following revisions, the delta will be against the fulltext contents of the previous revision.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      NOTES:

      • you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the provided handler
      • this functionality is not available in pre-1.1 servers
      Parameters:
      path - a file path
      startRevision - a revision to start from
      endRevision - a revision to stop at
      handler - a handler that processes file revisions passed
      Returns:
      the number of retrieved file revisions
      Throws:
      SVNException - if a failure occured while connecting to a repository or the user's authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      Since:
      SVN 1.1
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    • getFileRevisions

      public int getFileRevisions(java.lang.String path, long startRevision, long endRevision, boolean includeMergedRevisions, ISVNFileRevisionHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Retrieves interesting file revisions for the specified file with possibility to include merged revisions.

      A file revision is represented by an SVNFileRevision object. Each file revision is handled by the file revision handler provided. The iteration will begin at the first such revision starting from the startRevision and so on - up to the endRevision. If includeMergedRevisions is true, then revisions which were result of a merge will be included as well. If the method succeeds, the provided handler will have been invoked at least once.

      For the first interesting revision the file contents will be provided to the handler as a text delta against an empty file. For the following revisions, the delta will be against the fulltext contents of the previous revision.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      NOTES:

      • you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the provided handler
      • this functionality is not available in pre-1.1 servers
      Parameters:
      path - a file path
      startRevision - a revision to start from
      endRevision - a revision to stop at
      includeMergedRevisions - if is true, merged revisions will be returned as well
      handler - a handler that processes file revisions passed
      Returns:
      the number of retrieved file revisions
      Throws:
      SVNException - if a failure occured while connecting to a repository or the user's authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      Since:
      SVNKit 1.2.0, SVN 1.5.0
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    • assertServerIsMergeInfoCapable

      public void assertServerIsMergeInfoCapable(java.lang.String pathOrURL) throws SVNException
      Checks that this object is connected to a mergeinfo capable repository.

      If the repository that this object is used to access to does not support merge-tracking, an SVNException is thrown with the error code SVNErrorCode.UNSUPPORTED_FEATURE.

      pathOrURL is used only in an error message. If pathOrURL is null, it defaults to the location of this object.

      Parameters:
      pathOrURL - path or URl string for an error message
      Throws:
      SVNException - exception with SVNErrorCode.UNSUPPORTED_FEATURE error code - if the repository does not support merge-tracking
      Since:
      1.2.0
    • log

      public long log(java.lang.String[] targetPaths, long startRevision, long endRevision, boolean changedPath, boolean strictNode, ISVNLogEntryHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Traverses revisions history. In other words, collects per revision information that includes the revision number, author, datestamp, log message and maybe a list of changed paths (optional). For each revision this information is represented by an SVNLogEntry object. Such objects are passed to the provided handler.

      This method invokes handler on each log entry from startRevision to endRevision. startRevision may be greater or less than endRevision; this just controls whether the log messages are processed in descending or ascending revision number order.

      If startRevision or endRevision is invalid, it defaults to the youngest.

      If targetPaths has one or more elements, then only those revisions are processed in which at least one of targetPaths was changed (i.e., if a file text or properties changed; if dir properties changed or an entry was added or deleted). Each path is relative to the repository location that this object is set to.

      If changedPath is true, then each SVNLogEntry passed to the handler will contain info about all paths changed in that revision it represents. To get them call SVNLogEntry.getChangedPaths() that returns a map, which keys are the changed paths and the values are SVNLogEntryPath objects. If changedPath is false, changed paths info will not be provided.

      If strictNode is true, copy history will not be traversed (if any exists) when harvesting the revision logs for each path.

      Target paths can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      NOTE: you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the provided handler.

      Parameters:
      targetPaths - paths that mean only those revisions at which they were changed
      startRevision - a revision to start from
      endRevision - a revision to end at
      changedPath - if true then revision information will also include all changed paths per revision, otherwise not
      strictNode - if true then copy history (if any) is not to be traversed
      handler - a caller's handler that will be dispatched log entry objects
      Returns:
      the number of revisions traversed
      Throws:
      SVNException - if a failure occured while connecting to a repository or the user's authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
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    • log

      public long log(java.lang.String[] targetPaths, long startRevision, long endRevision, boolean changedPath, boolean strictNode, long limit, ISVNLogEntryHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Traverses revisions history. In other words, collects per revision information that includes the revision number, author, datestamp, log message and maybe a list of changed paths (optional). For each revision this information is represented by an SVNLogEntry object. Such objects are passed to the provided handler.

      This method invokes handler on each log entry from startRevision to endRevision. startRevision may be greater or less than endRevision; this just controls whether the log messages are processed in descending or ascending revision number order.

      If startRevision or endRevision is invalid, it defaults to the youngest.

      If targetPaths has one or more elements, then only those revisions are processed in which at least one of targetPaths was changed (i.e., if a file text or properties changed; if dir properties changed or an entry was added or deleted). Each path can be either absolute or relative to the repository location that this object is set to.

      If changedPath is true, then each SVNLogEntry passed to the handler will contain info about all paths changed in that revision it represents. To get them call SVNLogEntry.getChangedPaths() that returns a map, which keys are the changed paths and the values are SVNLogEntryPath objects. If changedPath is false, changed paths info will not be provided.

      If strictNode is true, copy history will not be traversed (if any exists) when harvesting the revision logs for each path.

      If limit is > 0 then only the first limit log entries will be handled. Otherwise (i.e. if limit is 0) this number is ignored.

      Target paths can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      NOTE: you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the provided handler.

      Parameters:
      targetPaths - paths that mean only those revisions at which they were changed
      startRevision - a revision to start from
      endRevision - a revision to end at
      changedPath - if true then revision information will also include all changed paths per revision, otherwise not
      strictNode - if true then copy history (if any) is not to be traversed
      limit - the maximum number of log entries to process
      handler - a caller's handler that will be dispatched log entry objects
      Returns:
      the number of revisions traversed
      Throws:
      SVNException - if a failure occured while connecting to a repository or the user's authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
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    • log

      public long log(java.lang.String[] targetPaths, long startRevision, long endRevision, boolean discoverChangedPaths, boolean strictNodeHistory, long limit, boolean includeMergedRevisions, java.lang.String[] revisionProperties, ISVNLogEntryHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Invokes handler on each log message from startRevision to endRevision. startRevision may be greater or less than endRevision; this just controls whether the log messages are processed in descending or ascending revision number order.

      If startRevision or endRevision is invalid (<0), it defaults to youngest.

      If targetPaths is non-null and has one or more elements, then shows only revisions in which at least one of targetPaths was changed (i.e., if file, text or props changed; if dir, props changed or an entry was added or deleted). Each path may be either absolut (starts with '/') or relative to this object's location.

      If limit is non-zero only invokes handler on the first limit logs.

      If discoverChangedPaths is set, then each call to handler passes an SVNLogEntry object with non-empty changed paths map; the hash's keys are all the paths committed in that revision. Otherwise, each call to handler passes null for changed paths.

      If strictNodeHistory is set, copy history will not be traversed (if any exists) when harvesting the revision logs for each path.

      If includeMergedRevisions is set, log information for revisions which have been merged to targetPahts will also be returned.

      Refer to SVNLogEntry.hasChildren() for additional information on how to handle mergeinfo information during a log operation.

      If revisionProperties is null, retrieves all revprops; else, retrieves only the revprops named in the array (i.e. retrieves none if the array is empty).

      If any invocation of handler throws an exception, then throws that exception immediately and without wrapping it.

      Note: the caller may not invoke any repository access operations using from within handler.

      Note: if targetPahts is null or empty, the result depends on the server. Pre-1.5 servers will send nothing; 1.5 servers will effectively perform the log operation on the root of the repository. This behavior may be changed in the future to ensure consistency across all pedigrees of server.

      Note: pre-1.5 servers do not support custom revision properties retrieval; if revisionProperties is null or contains a revision property other than SVNRevisionProperty.AUTHOR, SVNRevisionProperty.DATE, SVNRevisionProperty.LOG, an exception with the SVNErrorCode.RA_NOT_IMPLEMENTED error code is thrown.

      Parameters:
      targetPaths - paths that mean only those revisions at which they were changed
      startRevision - a revision to start from
      endRevision - a revision to end at
      discoverChangedPaths - if true then revision information will also include all changed paths per revision, otherwise not
      strictNodeHistory - if true then copy history (if any) is not to be traversed
      limit - the maximum number of log entries to process
      includeMergedRevisions - whether mergeinfo information should be taken into account or not
      revisionProperties - revision properties to fetch with log entries
      handler - a caller's handler that will be dispatched log entry objects
      Returns:
      the number of revisions traversed
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      Since:
      1.2.0, New in Subversion 1.5.0
    • getLocations

      public int getLocations(java.lang.String path, long pegRevision, long[] revisions, ISVNLocationEntryHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Gets entry locations in time. The location of an entry in a repository may change from revision to revision. This method allows to trace entry locations in different revisions.

      For each interesting revision (taken from revisions) an entry location is represented by an SVNLocationEntry object which is passed to the provided handler. Each SVNLocationEntry object represents a repository path in a definite revision.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      NOTES:

      • you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the provided handler
      • this functionality is not available in pre-1.1 servers
      Parameters:
      path - an item's path
      pegRevision - a revision in which path is first looked up
      revisions - an array of numbers of interesting revisions in which locations are looked up. If path doesn't exist in an interesting revision, that revision will be ignored.
      handler - a location entry handler that will handle all found entry locations
      Returns:
      the number of the entry locations found
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • path not found in the specified pegRevision
      • pegRevision is not valid
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      Since:
      SVN 1.1
      See Also:
    • getLocationSegments

      public long getLocationSegments(java.lang.String path, long pegRevision, long startRevision, long endRevision, ISVNLocationSegmentHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Calls handler for each segment in the location history of path in pegRevision, working backwards in time from startRevision to endRevision.

      endRevision may be invalid (<0) to indicate that you want to trace the history of the object to its origin.

      startRevision may be invalid to indicate "the HEAD revision". Otherwise, startRevision must be younger than endRevision (unless endRevision is invalid).

      pegRevision may be invalid to indicate "the HEAD revision", and must evaluate to be at least as young as startRevision.

      Parameters:
      path - repository path
      pegRevision - revision in which path is valid
      startRevision - revision range start
      endRevision - revision range end
      handler - caller's segment handler implementation
      Returns:
      number of revisions covered by all segments found
      Throws:
      SVNException
      Since:
      1.2.0, New in Subversion 1.5.0
    • getLocationSegments

      public java.util.List<SVNLocationSegment> getLocationSegments(java.lang.String path, long pegRevision, long startRevision, long endRevision) throws SVNException
      Calls handler for each segment in the location history of path in pegRevision, working backwards in time from startRevision to endRevision.

      The same as getLocationSegments(String, long, long, long, ISVNLocationSegmentHandler) except for this method returns a list of all the segments fetched for path. The list will be sorted into an ascenging order (segments with greater start revisions will be placed in the head of the list).

      Parameters:
      path - repository path
      pegRevision - revision in which path is valid
      startRevision - revision range start
      endRevision - revision range end
      Returns:
      number of revisions covered by all segments found
      Throws:
      SVNException
      Since:
      1.2.0, New in Subversion 1.5.0
    • getFileRevisions

      public java.util.Collection getFileRevisions(java.lang.String path, java.util.Collection revisions, long sRevision, long eRevision) throws SVNException
      Retrieves and returns interesting file revisions for the specified file.

      A file revision is represented by an SVNFileRevision object. Only those revisions will be retrieved in which the file was changed. The iteration will begin at the first such revision starting from the startRevision and so on - up to the endRevision.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      NOTE: this functionality is not available in pre-1.1 servers

      Parameters:
      path - a file path
      revisions - if not null this collection will receive all the fetched file revisions
      sRevision - a revision to start from
      eRevision - a revision to stop at
      Returns:
      a collection that keeps file revisions - SVNFileRevision instances
      Throws:
      SVNException - if a failure occured while connecting to a repository or the user's authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      Since:
      SVN 1.1
      See Also:
    • getDir

      public java.util.Collection getDir(java.lang.String path, long revision, SVNProperties properties, java.util.Collection dirEntries) throws SVNException
      Fetches the contents and properties of a directory located at the specified path in a particular revision. Information of each directory entry is represented by a single SVNDirEntry object.

      This method is the same as getDir(String, long, SVNProperties, int, Collection) with entryFields parameter set to DIRENT_ALL.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      Parameters:
      path - a directory path
      revision - a revision number
      properties - if not null then all directory properties (including non-tweakable ones) will be put into this map (where keys are property names and mappings are property values)
      dirEntries - if not null then this collection receives fetched dir entries (SVNDirEntry objects)
      Returns:
      a collection containing fetched directory entries (SVNDirEntry objects)
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • path not found in the specified revision
      • path is not a directory
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      See Also:
    • getDir

      public java.util.Collection<SVNDirEntry> getDir(java.lang.String path, long revision, SVNProperties properties, int entryFields, java.util.Collection dirEntries) throws SVNException
      Fetches the contents and properties of a directory located at the specified path in a particular revision with the possibility to specify fields of the entry to fetch. Information of each directory entry is represented by a single SVNDirEntry object.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      Parameters:
      path - a directory path
      revision - a revision number
      properties - if not null then all directory properties (including non-tweakable ones) will be put into this map (where keys are property names and mappings are property values)
      entryFields - a combination of fields for the entry
      dirEntries - if not null then this collection receives fetched dir entries (SVNDirEntry objects)
      Returns:
      a collection containing fetched directory entries (SVNDirEntry objects)
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • path not found in the specified revision
      • path is not a directory
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      See Also:
    • getDir

      public abstract SVNDirEntry getDir(java.lang.String path, long revision, boolean includeCommitMessages, java.util.Collection entries) throws SVNException
      Fetches the contents of a directory into the provided collection object and returns the directory entry itself.

      If entries arg is not null it receives the directory entries. Information of each directory entry is represented by an SVNDirEntry object.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      Parameters:
      path - a directory path
      revision - a revision number
      includeCommitMessages - if true then dir entries (SVNDirEntry objects) will be supplied with commit log messages, otherwise not
      entries - a collection that receives fetched dir entries
      Returns:
      the directory entry itself which contents are fetched into entries
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • path not found in the specified revision
      • path is not a directory
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      See Also:
    • log

      public java.util.Collection log(java.lang.String[] targetPaths, java.util.Collection entries, long startRevision, long endRevision, boolean changedPath, boolean strictNode) throws SVNException
      Traverses revisions history and returns a collection of log entries. In other words, collects per revision information that includes the revision number, author, datestamp, log message and maybe a list of changed paths (optional). For each revision this information is represented by an SVNLogEntry. object.

      startRevision may be greater or less than endRevision; this just controls whether the log messages are processed in descending or ascending revision number order.

      If startRevision or endRevision is invalid, it defaults to the youngest.

      If targetPaths has one or more elements, then only those revisions are processed in which at least one of targetPaths was changed (i.e., if a file text or properties changed; if dir properties changed or an entry was added or deleted). Each path is relative to the repository location that this object is set to.

      If changedPath is true, then each SVNLogEntry object is supplied with info about all paths changed in that revision it represents. To get them call SVNLogEntry.getChangedPaths() that returns a map, which keys are the changed paths and the mappings are SVNLogEntryPath objects. If changedPath is false, changed paths info will not be provided.

      If strictNode is true, copy history will not be traversed (if any exists) when harvesting the revision logs for each path.

      Target paths can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      Parameters:
      targetPaths - paths that mean only those revisions at which they were changed
      entries - if not null then this collection will receive log entries
      startRevision - a revision to start from
      endRevision - a revision to end at
      changedPath - if true then revision information will also include all changed paths per revision, otherwise not
      strictNode - if true then copy history (if any) is not to be traversed
      Returns:
      a collection with log entries
      Throws:
      SVNException - if a failure occured while connecting to a repository or the user's authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      See Also:
    • getLocations

      public java.util.Collection getLocations(java.lang.String path, java.util.Collection entries, long pegRevision, long[] revisions) throws SVNException
      Gets entry locations in time. The location of an entry in a repository may change from revision to revision. This method allows to trace entry locations in different revisions.

      For each interesting revision (taken from revisions) an entry location is represented by an SVNLocationEntry object. Each SVNLocationEntry object represents a repository path in a definite revision.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      NOTE: this functionality is not available in pre-1.1 servers

      Parameters:
      path - an item's path
      entries - if not null then this collection object receives entry locations
      pegRevision - a revision in which path is first looked up
      revisions - an array of numbers of interesting revisions in which locations are looked up. If path doesn't exist in an interesting revision, that revision will be ignored.
      Returns:
      a collection with retrieved entry locations
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • path not found in the specified pegRevision
      • pegRevision is not valid
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      Since:
      SVN 1.1
      See Also:
    • getLocations

      public java.util.Map getLocations(java.lang.String path, java.util.Map entries, long pegRevision, long[] revisions) throws SVNException
      Gets entry locations in time. The location of an entry in a repository may change from revision to revision. This method allows to trace entry locations in different revisions.

      For each interesting revision (taken from revisions) an entry location is represented by an SVNLocationEntry object. Each SVNLocationEntry object represents a repository path in a definite revision.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      NOTE: this functionality is not available in pre-1.1 servers

      Parameters:
      path - an item's path
      entries - if not null then this map object receives entry locations (which keys are revision numbers as Longs and mappings are entry locations objects)
      pegRevision - a revision in which path is first looked up
      revisions - an array of numbers of interesting revisions in which locations are looked up. If path doesn't exist in an interesting revision, that revision will be ignored.
      Returns:
      a map (which keys are revision numbers as Longs and mappings are entry locations objects) with collected entry locations
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • path not found in the specified pegRevision
      • pegRevision is not valid
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      Since:
      SVN 1.1
      See Also:
    • diff

      public void diff(SVNURL url, long targetRevision, long revision, java.lang.String target, boolean ignoreAncestry, boolean recursive, boolean getContents, ISVNReporterBaton reporter, ISVNEditor editor) throws SVNException
      Calculates the differences between two items.

      target is the name (one-level path component) of an entry that will restrict the scope of the diff operation to this entry. In other words target is a child entry of the directory represented by the repository location to which this object is set. For example, if we have something like "/dirA/dirB" in a repository, then this object's repository location may be set to "svn://host:port/path/to/repos/dirA", and target may be "dirB".

      If target is null or empty ("") then the scope of the diff operation is the repository location to which this object is set.

      The reporter is used to describe the state of the target item(s) (i.e. items' revision numbers). All the paths described by the reporter should be relative to the repository location to which this object is set.

      After that the editor is used to carry out all the work on evaluating differences against url. This editor contains knowledge of where the change will begin (when ISVNEditor.openRoot() is called).

      If ignoreAncestry is false then the ancestry of the paths being diffed is taken into consideration - they are treated as related. In this case, for example, if calculating differences between two files with identical contents but different ancestry, the entire contents of the target file is considered as having been removed and added again.

      If ignoreAncestry is true then the two paths are merely compared ignoring the ancestry.

      NOTE: you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the provided reporter and editor.

      This method is analogous to diff(url, targetRevision, revision, target, ignoreAncestry, SVNDepth.fromRecurse(recursive), getContents, reporter, editor).

      Parameters:
      url - a repository location of the entry against which differences are calculated
      targetRevision - a revision number of the entry located at the specified url; defaults to the latest revision (HEAD) if this arg is invalid
      revision - a revision number of the repository location to which this driver object is set
      target - a target entry name (optional)
      ignoreAncestry - if true then the ancestry of the two entries to be diffed is ignored, otherwise not
      recursive - if true and the diff scope is a directory, descends recursively, otherwise not
      getContents - if false contents (diff windows) will not be sent to the editor.
      reporter - a caller's reporter
      editor - a caller's editor
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • url not found neither in the specified revision nor in the HEAD revision
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
    • diff

      public abstract void diff(SVNURL url, long targetRevision, long revision, java.lang.String target, boolean ignoreAncestry, SVNDepth depth, boolean getContents, ISVNReporterBaton reporter, ISVNEditor editor) throws SVNException
      Asks this repository access object to 'diff' a working copy against targetRevision.

      Note: this method cannot be used to diff a single file, only a directory. See the update(SVNURL, long, String, SVNDepth, ISVNReporterBaton, ISVNEditor) method for more details.

      The client initially provides an editor; this editor contains knowledge of where the common diff root is in the working copy (when ISVNEditor.openRoot(long) is called).

      In return, the client receives a ISVNReporter object in his ISVNReporterBaton implementation. The client then describes its working copy by making calls into the reporter object.

      When finished, the client calls ISVNReporter.finishReport(). This SVNRepository object then does a complete drive of editor, ending with ISVNEditor.closeEdit(), to transmit the diff.

      target is an optional single path component that will restrict the scope of things affected by the switch to an entry in the directory represented by the location of this object, or null if the entire directory is meant to be switched.

      The working copy will be diffed against url as it exists in revision targeRevision, or as it is in HEAD if targetRevision is invalid (<0).

      Use ignoreAncestry to control whether or not items being diffed will be checked for relatedness first. Unrelated items are typically transmitted to the editor as a deletion of one thing and the addition of another, but if this flag is true, unrelated items will be diffed as if they were related.

      Diffs only as deeply as depth indicates.

      The caller may not perform any repository access operations using this SVNRepository object before finishing the report, and may not perform any repository access operations using this SVNRepository object from within the editing operations of editor.

      getContents instructs the driver of the editor to enable the generation of text deltas. If getContents is false the editor's ISVNDeltaConsumer.textDeltaChunk(String, SVNDiffWindow) method will be called once with SVNDiffWindow.EMPTY.

      Note: the reporter provided by this function does NOT supply copy-from information to the diff editor callbacks.

      Note: in order to prevent pre-1.5 servers from doing more work than needed, and sending too much data back, a pre-1.5 'recurse' directive may be sent to the server, based on depth.

      Parameters:
      url - a repository location of the entry against which differences are calculated
      targetRevision - a revision number of the entry located at the specified url; defaults to the latest revision (HEAD) if this arg is invalid
      revision - a revision number of the repository location to which this driver object is set
      target - a target entry name (optional)
      ignoreAncestry - if true then the ancestry of the two entries to be diffed is ignored, otherwise not
      depth - tree depth to process
      getContents - if false contents (diff windows) will not be sent to the editor
      reporter - a caller's reporter
      editor - a caller's editor
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • url not found neither in the specified revision nor in the HEAD revision
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      Since:
      1.2.0, New in Subversion 1.5.0
    • diff

      public void diff(SVNURL url, long targetRevision, long revision, java.lang.String target, boolean ignoreAncestry, boolean recursive, ISVNReporterBaton reporter, ISVNEditor editor) throws SVNException
      This method is analogous to diff(SVNURL, long, long, String, boolean, boolean, boolean, ISVNReporterBaton, ISVNEditor).
      Parameters:
      url -
      targetRevision -
      revision -
      target -
      ignoreAncestry -
      recursive -
      reporter -
      editor -
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • diff

      public void diff(SVNURL url, long revision, java.lang.String target, boolean ignoreAncestry, boolean recursive, ISVNReporterBaton reporter, ISVNEditor editor) throws SVNException
      Calculates the differences between two items.

      target is the name (one-level path component) of an entry that will restrict the scope of the diff operation to this entry. In other words target is a child entry of the directory represented by the repository location to which this object is set. For example, if we have something like "/dirA/dirB" in a repository, then this object's repository location may be set to "svn://host:port/path/to/repos/dirA", and target may be "dirB".

      If target is null or empty ("") then the scope of the diff operation is the repository location to which this object is set.

      The reporter is used to describe the state of the target item(s) (i.e. items' revision numbers). All the paths described by the reporter should be relative to the repository location to which this object is set.

      After that the editor is used to carry out all the work on evaluating differences against url. This editor contains knowledge of where the change will begin (when ISVNEditor.openRoot() is called).

      If ignoreAncestry is false then the ancestry of the paths being diffed is taken into consideration - they are treated as related. In this case, for example, if calculating differences between two files with identical contents but different ancestry, the entire contents of the target file is considered as having been removed and added again.

      If ignoreAncestry is true then the two paths are merely compared ignoring the ancestry.

      NOTE: you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the provided reporter and editor.

      This method is analogous to diff(url, revision, revision, target, ignoreAncestry, SVNDepth.fromRecurse(recursive), true, reporter, editor).

      Parameters:
      url - a repository location of the entry against which differences are calculated
      revision - a revision number of the repository location to which this driver object is set
      target - a target entry name (optional)
      ignoreAncestry - if true then the ancestry of the two entries to be diffed is ignored, otherwise not
      recursive - if true and the diff scope is a directory, descends recursively, otherwise not
      reporter - a caller's reporter
      editor - a caller's editor
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • url not found neither in the specified revision nor in the HEAD revision
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
    • update

      public void update(SVNURL url, long revision, java.lang.String target, boolean recursive, ISVNReporterBaton reporter, ISVNEditor editor) throws SVNException
      Updates a path switching it to a new repository location.

      Updates a path as it's described for the update() method using the provided reporter and editor, and switching it to a new repository location.

      NOTE: you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the provided reporter and editor.

      Parameters:
      url - a new location in the repository to switch to
      revision - a desired revision to make update to; defaults to the latest revision (HEAD)
      target - an entry name (optional)
      recursive - if true and the switch scope is a directory, descends recursively, otherwise not
      reporter - a caller's reporter
      editor - a caller's editor
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
    • update

      public abstract void update(SVNURL url, long revision, java.lang.String target, SVNDepth depth, ISVNReporterBaton reporter, ISVNEditor editor) throws SVNException
      Asks this repository access object to 'switch' a versioned tree to a new url.

      The client initially provides an editor; this editor contains knowledge of where the change will begin in the working copy (ISVNEditor.openRoot(long) is called).

      In return, the client receives a ISVNReporter object in his ISVNReporterBaton implementation. The client then describes its working copy by making calls into the reporter object.

      When finished, the client calls ISVNReporter.finishReport(). This SVNRepository object then does a complete drive of editor, ending with ISVNEditor.closeEdit(), to switch the working copy.

      target is an optional single path component that will restrict the scope of things affected by the switch to an entry in the directory represented by the location of this object, or null if the entire directory is meant to be switched.

      Switches the target only as deeply as depth indicates.

      The local tree will be switched to revision, or the HEAD revision if this arg is invalid.

      The caller may not perform any repository access operations using this SVNRepository object before finishing the report, and may not perform any repository access operations using this SVNRepository object from within the editing operations of editor.

      Note: the reporter provided by this function does NOT supply copy-from information to the diff editor callbacks.

      Note: in order to prevent pre-1.5 servers from doing more work than needed, and sending too much data back, a pre-1.5 'recurse' directive may be sent to the server, based on depth.

      Parameters:
      url - a new location in the repository to switch to
      revision - a desired revision to make update to; defaults to the latest revision (HEAD)
      target - an entry name (optional)
      depth - the depth for update operation
      reporter - a caller's reporter
      editor - a caller's editor
      Throws:
      SVNException
      Since:
      1.2.0, New in Subversion 1.5.0
      See Also:
    • update

      public void update(long revision, java.lang.String target, boolean recursive, ISVNReporterBaton reporter, ISVNEditor editor) throws SVNException
      Updates a path receiving changes from a repository.

      target is the name (one-level path component) of an entry that will restrict the scope of the update to this entry. In other words target is a child entry of the directory represented by the repository location to which this object is set. For example, if we have something like "/dirA/dirB" in a repository, then this object's repository location may be set to "svn://host:port/path/to/repos/dirA", and target may be "dirB".

      If target is null or empty ("") then the scope of the update operation is the repository location to which this object is set.

      The reporter is used to describe the state of the local item(s) (i.e. items' revision numbers, deleted, switched items). All the paths described by the reporter should be relative to the repository location to which this object is set.

      After that the editor is used to carry out all the work on updating. This editor contains knowledge of where the change will begin (when ISVNEditor.openRoot() is called).

      NOTE: you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the provided reporter and editor.

      Parameters:
      revision - a desired revision to make update to; defaults to the latest revision (HEAD)
      target - an entry name (optional)
      recursive - if true and the update scope is a directory, descends recursively, otherwise not
      reporter - a caller's reporter
      editor - a caller's editor
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      See Also:
    • update

      public abstract void update(long revision, java.lang.String target, SVNDepth depth, boolean sendCopyFromArgs, ISVNReporterBaton reporter, ISVNEditor editor) throws SVNException
      Updates a path receiving changes from a repository.

      target is the name (one-level path component) of an entry that will restrict the scope of the update to this entry. In other words target is a child entry of the directory represented by the repository location to which this object is set. For example, if we have something like "/dirA/dirB" in a repository, then this object's repository location may be set to "svn://host:port/path/to/repos/dirA", and target may be "dirB".

      If target is null or empty ("") then the scope of the update operation is the repository location to which this object is set.

      The reporter is used to describe the state of the local item(s) (i.e. items' revision numbers, deleted, switched items). All the paths described by the reporter should be relative to the repository location to which this object is set.

      After that the editor is used to carry out all the work on updating. This editor contains knowledge of where the change will begin (when ISVNEditor.openRoot() is called).

      NOTE: you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the provided reporter and editor.

      Parameters:
      revision - a desired revision to make update to; defaults to the latest revision (HEAD)
      target - an entry name (optional)
      depth - a depth for update operation, determines the scope of the update
      sendCopyFromArgs -
      reporter - a caller's reporter
      editor - a caller's editor
      Throws:
      SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected
      SVNAuthenticationException - in case of authentication problems
      See Also:
    • status

      public void status(long revision, java.lang.String target, boolean recursive, ISVNReporterBaton reporter, ISVNEditor editor) throws SVNException
      Gets status of a path.

      target is the name (one-level path component) of an entry that will restrict the scope of the status to this entry. In other words target is a child entry of the directory represented by the repository location to which this object is set. For example, if we have something like "/dirA/dirB" in a repository, then this object's repository location may be set to "svn://host:port/path/to/repos/dirA", and target may be "dirB".

      If target is null or empty ("") then the scope of the update operation is the repository location to which this object is set.

      The reporter is used to describe the state of the local item(s) (i.e. items' revision numbers, deleted, switched items). All the paths described by the reporter should be relative to the repository location to which this object is set.

      After that the editor is used to carry out all the work on performing status. This editor contains knowledge of where the change will begin (when ISVNEditor.openRoot() is called).

      NOTE: you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the provided reporter and editor.

      Parameters:
      revision - a desired revision to get status against; defaults to the latest revision (HEAD)
      target - an entry name (optional)
      recursive - if true and the status scope is a directory, descends recursively, otherwise not
      reporter - a client's reporter-baton
      editor - a client's status editor
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      See Also:
    • status

      public abstract void status(long revision, java.lang.String target, SVNDepth depth, ISVNReporterBaton reporter, ISVNEditor editor) throws SVNException
      Gets status of a path to the particular depth as a scope. status(long, String, boolean, ISVNReporterBaton, ISVNEditor)
      Parameters:
      revision - a desired revision to get status against; defaults to the latest revision (HEAD)
      target - an entry name (optional)
      depth - defines the status scope
      reporter - a client's reporter-baton
      editor - a client's status editor
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      See Also:
    • checkout

      public void checkout(long revision, java.lang.String target, boolean recursive, ISVNEditor editor) throws SVNException
      Checks out a directory from a repository.

      target is the name (one-level path component) of an entry that will restrict the scope of the checkout to this entry. In other words target is a child entry of the directory represented by the repository location to which this object is set. For example, if we have something like "/dirA/dirB" in a repository, then this object's repository location may be set to "svn://host:port/path/to/repos/dirA", and target may be "dirB".

      If target is null or empty ("") then the scope of the checkout operation is the repository location to which this object is set.

      The provided editor is used to carry out all the work on building a local tree of dirs and files being checked out.

      NOTE: you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the provided editor.

      Parameters:
      revision - a desired revision of a dir to check out; defaults to the latest revision (HEAD)
      target - an entry name (optional)
      recursive - if true and the checkout scope is a directory, descends recursively, otherwise not
      editor - a caller's checkout editor
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • the checkout scope is not a directory (only dirs can be checked out)
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      See Also:
    • checkout

      public void checkout(long revision, java.lang.String target, SVNDepth depth, ISVNEditor editor) throws SVNException
      Checks out a directory from a repository to define depth.

      target is the name (one-level path component) of an entry that will restrict the scope of the checkout to this entry. In other words target is a child entry of the directory represented by the repository location to which this object is set. For example, if we have something like "/dirA/dirB" in a repository, then this object's repository location may be set to "svn://host:port/path/to/repos/dirA", and target may be "dirB".

      If target is null or empty ("") then the scope of the checkout operation is the repository location to which this object is set.

      The provided editor is used to carry out all the work on building a local tree of dirs and files being checked out.

      NOTE: you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the provided editor.

      Parameters:
      revision - a desired revision of a dir to check out; defaults to the latest revision (HEAD)
      target - an entry name (optional)
      depth - the checkout operation scope
      editor - a caller's checkout editor
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • the checkout scope is not a directory (only dirs can be checked out)
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      See Also:
    • checkoutFiles

      public void checkoutFiles(long revision, java.lang.String[] paths, ISVNFileCheckoutTarget fileCheckoutHandler) throws SVNException
      Recursively checks out only files from the repository at revision invoking fileCheckoutHandler on every file received.

      Instead of multiple calls to getFileRevisions(String, long, long, boolean, ISVNFileRevisionHandler) which lead to multiple requests to the repository server a user may use this method to get all interesting files.

      If paths is not null and not empty, checks out only those paths. It means if a path is from paths and is a file - checks out that file; if a directory - checks out every file under the directory and down the tree.

      Otherwise if paths is null or empty, checks out files from the entire tree under this object's getLocation().

      paths does not have to be sorted; it will be sorted automatically.

      Parameters:
      revision - revision of files to checkout
      paths - paths to check out
      fileCheckoutHandler - caller's file data receiver
      Throws:
      SVNException
      Since:
      1.2.0
    • replay

      public abstract void replay(long lowRevision, long revision, boolean sendDeltas, ISVNEditor editor) throws SVNException
      Replays the changes from the specified revision through the given editor.

      Changes will be limited to those that occur under a session's URL, and the server will assume that the client has no knowledge of revisions prior to a lowRevision. These two limiting factors define the portion of the tree that the server will assume the client already has knowledge of, and thus any copies of data from outside that part of the tree will be sent in their entirety, not as simple copies or deltas against a previous version.

      If sendDeltas is true, the actual text and property changes in the revision will be sent, otherwise no text deltas and null property changes will be sent instead.

      If lowRevision is invalid, it defaults to 0.

      Parameters:
      lowRevision - a low revision point beyond which a client has no knowledge of paths history
      revision - a revision to replay
      sendDeltas - controls whether text and property changes are to be sent
      editor - a commit editor to receive changes
      Throws:
      SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected
      SVNAuthenticationException - in case of authentication problems
      Since:
      1.1, new in SVN 1.4
    • replayRange

      public void replayRange(long startRevision, long endRevision, long lowRevision, boolean sendDeltas, ISVNReplayHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Replays the changes from a range of revisions between startRevision and endRevision.

      When receiving information for one revision, ISVNReplayHandler.handleStartRevision(long, SVNProperties) is called; this method will provide an editor through which the revision will be replayed. When replaying the revision is finished, ISVNReplayHandler.handleEndRevision(long, SVNProperties, ISVNEditor) will be called so the editor can be closed.

      Changes will be limited to those that occur under this object's getLocation(), and the server will assume that the client has no knowledge of revisions prior to lowRevision. These two limiting factors define the portion of the tree that the server will assume the client already has knowledge of, and thus any copies of data from outside that part of the tree will be sent in their entirety, not as simple copies or deltas against a previous version.

      If sendDeltas is true, the actual text and property changes in the revision will be sent, otherwise dummy text deltas and null property changes will be sent instead.

      If the server does not support revision range replication, then invokes replay(long, long, boolean, ISVNEditor) on each revision between startRevision and endRevision inclusively.

      Parameters:
      startRevision - revision range start
      endRevision - revision range end
      lowRevision - low water mark revision
      sendDeltas - whether to ask the server send text and properties
      handler - caller's handler
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      Since:
      1.2.0, New in Subversion 1.5.0
    • getCommitEditor

      public ISVNEditor getCommitEditor(java.lang.String logMessage, ISVNWorkspaceMediator mediator) throws SVNException
      Gets an editor for committing changes to a repository. Having got the editor traverse a local tree of dirs and/or files to be committed, handling them with corresponding methods of the editor.

      mediator is used for temporary delta data storage allocations.

      The root path of the commit is the current repository location to which this object is set.

      After the commit has succeeded ISVNEditor.closeEdit() returns an SVNCommitInfo object that contains a new revision number, the commit date, commit author.

      This method should be rather used with pre-1.2 repositories.

      NOTE: you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the returned commit editor.

      Parameters:
      logMessage - a commit log message
      mediator - temp delta storage provider; used also to cache wcprops while committing
      Returns:
      an editor to commit a local tree of dirs and/or files
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • the repository location this object is set to is not a directory
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      See Also:
    • info

      public abstract SVNDirEntry info(java.lang.String path, long revision) throws SVNException
      Gives information about an entry located at the specified path in a particular revision.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      Parameters:
      path - an item's path
      revision - a revision of the entry; defaults to the latest revision (HEAD)
      Returns:
      an SVNDirEntry containing information about the entry or null if there's no entry with at the specified path under the specified revision
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
    • getCommitEditor

      public abstract ISVNEditor getCommitEditor(java.lang.String logMessage, java.util.Map locks, boolean keepLocks, ISVNWorkspaceMediator mediator) throws SVNException
      Gets an editor for committing changes to a repository. Having got the editor traverse a local tree of dirs and/or files to be committed, handling them with corresponding methods of the editor.

      locks is a map used to provide lock tokens on the locked paths. Keys are locked paths in a local tree, and each value for a key is a lock token. locks must live during the whole commit operation.

      If keepLocks is true, then the locked paths won't be unlocked after a successful commit. Otherwise, if false, locks will be automatically released.

      mediator is used for temporary delta data storage allocations.

      The root path of the commit is the current repository location to which this object is set.

      After the commit has succeeded ISVNEditor.closeEdit() returns an SVNCommitInfo object that contains a new revision number, the commit date, commit author.

      NOTE: you may not invoke methods of this SVNRepository object from within the returned commit editor.

      Parameters:
      logMessage - a commit log message
      locks - a map containing locked paths mapped to lock tokens
      keepLocks - true to keep existing locks; false to release locks after the commit
      mediator - temp delta storage provider; used also to cache wcprops while committing
      Returns:
      an editor to commit a local tree of dirs and/or files
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • the repository location this object is set to is not a directory
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      See Also:
    • getCommitEditor

      public ISVNEditor getCommitEditor(java.lang.String logMessage, java.util.Map locks, boolean keepLocks, SVNProperties revisionProperties, ISVNWorkspaceMediator mediator) throws SVNException
      Returns an editor for committing changes to the repository ession, setting the revision properties from revisionProperties table. The revisions being committed against are passed to the editor methods, starting with the revision argument to ISVNEditor.openRoot(long). The path root of the commit is this object's location.

      revisionProperties maps String property names to SVNPropertyValue property values. revisionProperties can not contain either of SVNRevisionProperty.LOG, SVNRevisionProperty.DATE or SVNRevisionProperty.AUTHOR.

      locks, if non-null, is a hash mapping String paths (relative to the location of this object) to String lock tokens. The server checks that the correct token is provided for each committed, locked path.

      If keepLocks is true, then does not release locks on committed objects. Else, automatically releasees such locks.

      The caller may not perform any repository access operations using this SVNRepository object before finishing the edit.

      Parameters:
      logMessage - commit log message
      locks - local locks on files
      keepLocks - whether to unlock locked files after the commit or not
      revisionProperties - custom revision properties
      mediator - temp delta storage provider; used also to cache wcprops while committing
      Returns:
      commit editor
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      Since:
      1.2.0, New in Subversion 1.5.0
    • getCommitEditorInternal

      protected abstract ISVNEditor getCommitEditorInternal(java.util.Map locks, boolean keepLocks, SVNProperties revProps, ISVNWorkspaceMediator mediator) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • getLock

      public abstract SVNLock getLock(java.lang.String path) throws SVNException
      Gets the lock for the file located at the specified path. If the file has no lock the method returns null.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      Parameters:
      path - a file path
      Returns:
      an SVNLock instance (representing the lock) or null if there's no lock
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      Since:
      SVN 1.2
      See Also:
    • getLocks

      public abstract SVNLock[] getLocks(java.lang.String path) throws SVNException
      Gets all locks on or below the path, that is if the repository entry (located at the path) is a directory then the method returns locks of all locked files (if any) in it.

      The path arg can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starts with "/").

      Parameters:
      path - a path under which locks are to be retrieved
      Returns:
      an array of SVNLock objects (representing locks)
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      Since:
      SVN 1.2
      See Also:
    • getMergeInfo

      public java.util.Map<java.lang.String,SVNMergeInfo> getMergeInfo(java.lang.String[] paths, long revision, SVNMergeInfoInheritance inherit, boolean includeDescendants) throws SVNException
      Returns merge information for the repository entries in paths for paricular revision, if the repository supports merge-tracking information
      Parameters:
      paths - paths under which merge information is to be retrieved
      revision - revision for which merge information is to be retrieved
      inherit - indicates whether explicit, explicit or inherited, or only inherited merge info is retrieved
      includeDescendants - indicates whether merge info is retrieved for descendants of elements in paths
      Returns:
      the map of merge information for the repository entries in paths
      Throws:
      SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected
      SVNAuthenticationException - in case of authentication problems
      Since:
      SVNKit 1.2.0, SVN 1.5.0
    • lock

      public abstract void lock(java.util.Map pathsToRevisions, java.lang.String comment, boolean force, ISVNLockHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Locks path(s) at definite revision(s).

      Note that locking is never anonymous, so any server implementing this function will have to "pull" a username from the client, if it hasn't done so already.

      Each path to be locked is handled with the provided handler. If a path was successfully locked, the handler's handleLock() is called that receives the path and either a lock object (representing the lock that was set on the path) or an error exception, if locking failed for that path.

      If any path is already locked by a different user and the force flag is false, then this call fails with throwing an SVNException. But if force is true, then the existing lock(s) will be "stolen" anyway, even if the user name does not match the current lock's owner.

      Paths can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starting with "/").

      Parameters:
      pathsToRevisions - a map which keys are paths and values are revision numbers (as Longs); paths are strings and revision numbers are Long objects
      comment - a comment string for the lock (optional)
      force - true if the file is to be locked in any way (even if it's already locked by someone else)
      handler - if not null, the lock handler is invoked on each path to be locked
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • force is false and a path is already locked by someone else
      • a revision of a path is less than its last changed revision
      • a path does not exist in the latest revision
      • a failure occured while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      Since:
      SVN 1.2
      See Also:
    • unlock

      public abstract void unlock(java.util.Map pathToTokens, boolean force, ISVNLockHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Removes lock(s) from the file(s).

      Note that unlocking is never anonymous, so any server implementing this function will have to "pull" a username from the client, if it hasn't done so already.

      Each path to be unlocked is handled with the provided handler. If a path was successfully unlocked, the handler's handleUnlock() is called that receives the path and either a lock object (representing the lock that was removed from the path) or an error exception, if unlocking failed for that path.

      If the username doesn't match the lock's owner and force is false, this method call fails with throwing an SVNException. But if the force flag is true, the lock will be "broken" by the current user.

      Also if the lock token is incorrect or null and force is false, the method fails with throwing a SVNException. However, if force is true the lock will be removed anyway.

      Paths can be both relative to the location of this driver and absolute to the repository root (starting with "/").

      Parameters:
      pathToTokens - a map which keys are file paths and values are file lock tokens (both keys and values are strings)
      force - true to remove the lock in any case - i.e. to "break" the lock
      handler - if not null, the lock handler is invoked on each path to be unlocked
      Throws:
      SVNException - in the following cases:
      • force is false and the name of the user who tries to unlock a path does not match the lock owner
      • a lock token is incorrect for a path
      • a failure occurred while connecting to a repository
      • the user authentication failed (see SVNAuthenticationException)
      Since:
      SVN 1.2
      See Also:
    • closeSession

      public abstract void closeSession()
      Closes the current session closing a socket connection used by this object. If this driver object keeps a single connection for all the data i/o, this method helps to reset the connection.
    • hasCapability

      public abstract boolean hasCapability(SVNCapability capability) throws SVNException
      Returns true if the repository has specified capability. This method may need to establish connection with the repository if information on capabilities has not been received yet from the repository.
      Parameters:
      capability - one of SVNCapability
      Returns:
      boolean if the repository has specified capability
      Throws:
      SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected
      SVNAuthenticationException - in case of authentication problems
      Since:
      SVNKit 1.2.0, SVN 1.5.0
      See Also:
    • getOptions

      public ISVNSession getOptions()
      Returns the session options object this driver is using. If no options object was provided to create this driver then it uses a default one - ISVNSession.DEFAULT.
      Returns:
      a session options object
    • addConnectionListener

      public void addConnectionListener(ISVNConnectionListener listener)
      Adds a connection listener to this object. There can be more than one connection listeners added to a single SVNRepository object.

      All the provided listeners will be notified each time by this object about a new connection which it's opening.

      Note: listeners are not notified in case of the file:/// repository access protocol.

      Parameters:
      listener - caller's connection listener
      Since:
      1.2.0
    • removeConnectionListener

      public void removeConnectionListener(ISVNConnectionListener listener)
      Removes the specified connection listener from the collection of connection listeners held by this object.
      Parameters:
      listener - connection listener to remove
      Since:
      1.2.0
    • getDeletedRevision

      public long getDeletedRevision(java.lang.String path, long pegRevision, long endRevision) throws SVNException
      Returns the revision where the path was first deleted within the inclusive revision range defined by pegRevision and endRevision.

      If path does not exist at pegRevision or was not deleted within the specified range, then returns an invalid revision (<0).

      Parameters:
      path - relative or absolute repository path
      pegRevision - peg revision to start the search from
      endRevision - end revision to end the search at
      Returns:
      revision where path is first deleted
      Throws:
      SVNException - if pegRevision or endRevision are invalid or if pegRevision is greater than endRevision, then the exception is set SVNErrorCode.CLIENT_BAD_REVISION error code; if path is the repository root ("/").
      Since:
      1.3
    • getInheritedProperties

      public java.util.Map<java.lang.String,SVNProperties> getInheritedProperties(java.lang.String path, long revision, java.lang.String propertyName) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • getInheritedProperties

      public void getInheritedProperties(java.lang.String path, long revision, java.lang.String propertyName, ISVNInheritedPropertiesHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • getInheritedPropertiesImpl

      protected abstract void getInheritedPropertiesImpl(java.lang.String path, long revision, java.lang.String propertyName, ISVNInheritedPropertiesHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • getDeletedRevisionImpl

      protected abstract long getDeletedRevisionImpl(java.lang.String path, long pegRevision, long endRevision) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • getLocationSegmentsImpl

      protected abstract long getLocationSegmentsImpl(java.lang.String path, long pegRevision, long startRevision, long endRevision, ISVNLocationSegmentHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • getLocationsImpl

      protected abstract int getLocationsImpl(java.lang.String path, long pegRevision, long[] revisions, ISVNLocationEntryHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • logImpl

      protected abstract long logImpl(java.lang.String[] targetPaths, long startRevision, long endRevision, boolean changedPath, boolean strictNode, long limit, boolean includeMergedRevisions, java.lang.String[] revisionProperties, ISVNLogEntryHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • getFileRevisionsImpl

      protected abstract int getFileRevisionsImpl(java.lang.String path, long startRevision, long endRevision, boolean includeMergedRevisions, ISVNFileRevisionHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • getMergeInfoImpl

      protected abstract java.util.Map getMergeInfoImpl(java.lang.String[] paths, long revision, SVNMergeInfoInheritance inherit, boolean includeDescendants) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • replayRangeImpl

      protected abstract void replayRangeImpl(long startRevision, long endRevision, long lowRevision, boolean sendDeltas, ISVNReplayHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • fireConnectionOpened

      protected void fireConnectionOpened()
    • fireConnectionClosed

      protected void fireConnectionClosed()
    • lock

      protected void lock()
    • lock

      protected void lock(boolean force)
    • unlock

      protected void unlock()
    • isInvalidRevision

      protected static boolean isInvalidRevision(long revision)
    • isValidRevision

      protected static boolean isValidRevision(long revision)
    • getRevisionObject

      protected static java.lang.Long getRevisionObject(long revision)
    • assertValidRevision

      protected static void assertValidRevision(long revision) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • getRepositoryPath

      public java.lang.String getRepositoryPath(java.lang.String relativePath) throws SVNException
      Returns a path relative to the repository root directory given a path relative to the location to which this driver object is set.
      Parameters:
      relativePath - a path relative to the location to which this SVNRepository is set
      Returns:
      a path relative to the repository root
      Throws:
      SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected
      SVNAuthenticationException - in case of authentication problems
    • getLocationRelativePath

      protected java.lang.String getLocationRelativePath(java.lang.String relativeOrAbsolutePath) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • getFullPath

      public java.lang.String getFullPath(java.lang.String relativeOrRepositoryPath) throws SVNException
      Resolves a path, relative either to the location to which this driver object is set or to the repository root directory, to a path, relative to the host.
      Parameters:
      relativeOrRepositoryPath - a relative path within the repository
      Returns:
      a path relative to the host
      Throws:
      SVNException - in case the repository could not be connected
      SVNAuthenticationException - in case of authentication problems
    • setDebugLog

      public void setDebugLog(ISVNDebugLog log)
      Sets a logger to write debug log information to.
      Parameters:
      log - a debug logger
    • getDebugLog

      public ISVNDebugLog getDebugLog()
      Returns the debug logger currently in use.

      If no debug logger has been specified by the time this call occurs, a default one (returned by org.tmatesoft.svn.util.SVNDebugLog.getDefaultLog()) will be created and used.

      Returns:
      a debug logger
    • getDeletedRevisionFromLog

      private long getDeletedRevisionFromLog(java.lang.String path, long pegRevision, long endRevision) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • getLocationSegmentsFromLog

      private long getLocationSegmentsFromLog(java.lang.String path, long pegRevision, long startRevision, long endRevision, ISVNLocationSegmentHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • getLocationsFromLog

      private int getLocationsFromLog(java.lang.String path, long pegRevision, long[] revisions, ISVNLocationEntryHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • getFileRevisionsFromLog

      private int getFileRevisionsFromLog(java.lang.String path, long startRevision, long endRevision, ISVNFileRevisionHandler handler) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException
    • getPreviousLogPath

      private static java.lang.String getPreviousLogPath(char[] action, long[] copyFromRevision, java.util.Map changedPaths, java.lang.String path, SVNNodeKind kind, long revision) throws SVNException
      Throws:
      SVNException